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Air-dried beef trachea, beef ear and heart, liver and lung cubes, plus the XXL beef bone: 100% natural beef dog treats made in Galicia, Spain.
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Beef is DosDog's widest category and the one that best sums up what we do: take the parts of the animal that never reach the butcher's counter and turn them, by drying alone, into treats dogs adore. Trachea, ears, organ cubes and a bone for the big ones.
There is a beef treat for every dog: lung cubes for training a puppy, trachea for an adult that wants a proper chew, an XXL bone for a mastiff. All of it without preservatives or colourings, made in Lugo, Galicia.
Beef treats for dogs: trachea, lung, liver and more
There is a lot more to beef than steak. Organs and cartilage are in fact some of the most nutritious parts for a dog: they concentrate protein, iron and vitamins that lean meat lacks. At DosDog we dry them with nothing added, so the only thing that changes is the water that is no longer there.
The result is a range with very different textures. The cubes are small and crunchy, perfect for training; the trachea and the beef ear are chewed at leisure; the XXL bone is for large dogs with a passion for gnawing.
What you'll find
- Beef Trachea: 88% protein and plenty of cartilage. In a doypack of 2 pieces of 12 cm, or bags of 200 g, 500 g and 1 kg.
- Beef Ear: 82.5% protein and only 2% fat, much leaner than pig ear. In a doypack of 2 or bags of 6, 12 and 25.
- Beef Heart Cubes and Beef Lung Cubes: 75.9% protein, in bags of 0.5 and 1 kg. The training treat par excellence.
- Beef Liver Cubes: 70% protein, in a 100 g doypack. Very palatable; use them in moderation.
- XXL Beef Bone: an extra-large piece for large breeds.
How to choose and how to give them
For training, go for lung or heart cubes: they are light and you can give plenty without the calories running away. Liver is richer in vitamin A, so better in small amounts. For a proper chewing session, the trachea or the beef ear work for almost any size of dog. The XXL bone is for large dogs only, under supervision, and should be removed if it splinters or gets small.
In every case, keep water available and use common sense: treats should not exceed 10% of the daily food intake. If your dog has never had dried offal, start with a few cubes; some dogs get a loose stomach if they overdo it on the first day.
Made in Galicia
Galicia is cattle country, and DosDog makes everything in Lugo. We dry each piece at a controlled temperature until it is crunchy, and what reaches your home comes straight from our drying room, with no middlemen.