T Forrest Peanut Butter Filled Bone - Box of 15

Stock up on a classic chewing treat with T Forrest Peanut Butter Filled Bones. Made with British beef marrowbone and a peanut butter-flavoured filling, these bones offer adult dogs an occasional chewing activity under close supervision. This listing is for a box of 15 filled bones.

Product features

• British beef marrowbone with peanut butter-flavoured filling.
• Box of 15 for stocking up on occasional treats.
• UK produced, as stated on the label.
• Complementary food for adult dogs, not a complete meal.
• Contains chicken and cereals; not suitable for dogs avoiding these ingredients.

Ingredients and dietary information

British beef marrowbone, meat and animal derivatives, cereals and tallow. The existing product information also notes that some products contain flavouring. This product contains chicken. Check the current product label for full composition before feeding, especially if your dog has dietary sensitivities. This is not a grain-free or single-protein treat.

Feeding and chewing safety

Feed as an occasional treat between normal meals and always provide fresh drinking water. Choose chews appropriate to your dog's size and chewing habits. Always supervise closely: bones may splinter. Remove the bone if it splinters, develops sharp edges or becomes small enough to swallow, and do not allow your dog to swallow bone pieces. This product is labelled for adult dogs. Store in a cool, dry place and the pack's feeding and storage instructions.

Frequently asked questions

How many bones are included?

This listing is for a box of 15 peanut butter filled bones.

What is the bone made from?

It is British beef marrowbone with a peanut butter-flavoured filling.

Does it contain chicken or cereals?

Yes. The product information states that it contains chicken, and cereals are listed in the composition.

Is it suitable for puppies?

The label specifies adult dogs, so this listing does not recommend it for puppies.

Can I leave my dog alone with it?

No. Always supervise chewing. Bone may splinter, so remove it if damaged or small enough to swallow.

Is it a complete food?

No. It is a complementary treat to offer alongside a complete, balanced diet.