Dog Treats AZANKI Bone with Insects Puppy 10cm

Complementary feed for dogs
A chew bone treat for puppies and young dogs of all breeds.

Azanki Puppy chew bone with insects, flaxseed, blackberry, and probiotic is a delicious treat for puppies, satisfying their natural need to bite and chew, which is especially strong during the teething period. The bones do not contain sharp or brittle elements, making them a safer alternative to various chew toys.

Azanki are 100% natural dog treats. Free from grains, artificial colors, and preservatives. Made from high-quality hides with added superfoods and a high collagen content. An exceptionally tasty combination of ground beef hide, hypoallergenic insect protein, and aromatic tripe with development-supporting ingredients: flaxseed, blackberry, probiotic, and turmeric.

Why is chewing so important for a dog?

• In puppyhood, it brings relief from pain caused by erupting teeth and itchy gums.
• It helps not only relax but also exercise the facial muscles, while supporting the removal of food residue from the teeth.
• It is excellent mental stimulation, complementing daily physical activity and training.
• It helps prevent boredom and seeking the caregiver's attention in unexpected ways, e.g. by demanding play or stealing objects.
• Offering chew treats supports learning calm behavior when guests visit the home or when using a crate or bed.
• It is often used as support in separation anxiety therapy.

Chew on it and relax!

Metabolic energy:
3,600 kcal/kg

Composition: beef hide 90.5%, insects 4%, beef tripe 2%, flaxseed 2%, blackberry 0.5%, probiotic 0.5%, turmeric 0.5%.

Analytical constituents
crude protein 86.8%
crude fat 3.3%
crude ash 2.7%
crude fiber 1.2%

It is recommended to give 1-2 chews per day.

The product should be given between meals and the dog should have access to fresh water. Give to the dog only under supervision.

Storage: Store in a dry, cool place.

Chew bones are above all a tasty snack that allows dogs to enjoy chewing for longer. Chewing helps release accumulated tension and stress, which is especially important in a world full of stimuli. Street noise, changes in the environment, visits to the veterinarian... all of this can generate tension. Providing opportunities for chewing is also one of the common recommendations in the therapy of reactive dogs, aiming to calm the animal and bring it into a relaxed state.