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Dog chew bone 13.5 cm
The 13.5 cm dog chew bone is an option for dogs who love having something to chew. In our range you'll find several flavour versions and different additions, so you can match the chew to your dog's needs and preferences.
You can choose from hypoallergenic bones with deer and horse, a variant with a probiotic, and combinations of duck with raspberries, deer with apricot or kiwi with coconut. We also have a version with summer truffle and strawberry, and bones made with fussy dogs, puppies and seniors in mind.
The individual variants differ in ingredients and additions, so below we suggest which is best to choose for your dog.
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How to choose a dog chew bone from so many flavours?
A 13.5 cm dog chew bone always has the same shape, so the choice comes down to the ingredients. The version with added fruit is aimed at dogs looking for variety, and the variants described as hypoallergenic at those whose list of permitted ingredients is short.
What matters most is what the form itself does, not the addition. Chewing satisfies the natural need to chew, keeps your dog busy longer than a treat eaten in a second, and helps remove excess plaque while working the teeth. The flavour additions decide whether your dog reaches for the bone at all.
- Hypoallergenic variants: deer with blueberries and horse, for dogs with a short ingredient list.
- With a functional addition: the bone with a probiotic and the variants described as calming and soothing.
- Fruity: duck with raspberries, deer with apricot, kiwi with coconut, summer truffle with strawberry.
- For fussy dogs: the variant with the strongest aroma.
- For puppies and seniors: versions intended for dogs at the beginning and end of the road.
A hypoallergenic chew bone: a short ingredient list
A hypoallergenic chew bone is the answer to a situation where one type of meat after another drops out of your dog's diet. Our hypoallergenic chew bone comes in two versions: with deer and blueberries, and with horse, proteins that rarely appear in a dog's diet.
This matters because a chew is a product your dog gets regularly, so its ingredients affect the whole diet more than its role as a treat suggests. With a dog on a diet with a short ingredient list, a chew based on a popular protein can undo the work done in choosing the food. If you're running a diet with a limited ingredient list, it's worth matching the chew to the same protein your dog gets in their food. I've written more about the approach itself in the entry hypoallergenic dog food.
Dog chew bones vs other chews
Dog chew bones aren't the only form of long-lasting chew, and it's worth knowing how they differ. Dog chew bones have a dense, uniform structure, so your dog works on them evenly, whereas skin splits into layers and softens while chewing.
If you have a large dog and are looking for something that will keep them busy noticeably longer, check out chew bones 22 cm in the MAXXI version. For dogs just starting out, the smaller size from the puppy chew bones line is often a better choice. With a dog that gets a chew regularly, it's worth having two different flavours in the cupboard and giving them alternately. You'll find a full overview of all forms, from skins to antler pieces, in dog chews.