Gnawlers Small Calcium Milk Bone Dog Treat (30 Pieces, 270g)
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About Gnawlers Small Calcium Milk Bone
Chewing is good for dogs, and a milky bone is one of the most popular ways to give them something to chew. Gnawlers Small Calcium Milk Bone is a milk-based chew bone with added calcium, sized for small dogs.
Gnawlers says the bones are easy to digest, have no artificial colours or flavours, and help clean teeth and freshen breath as your dog chews. The firm texture rubs against the teeth and helps lift plaque and tartar.
This pack has 30 bones. The small bones contain chicken powder as well as milk, so they are not vegetarian.
Available Pack Sizes
- 7 pieces (60g)
- 30 pieces (270g) (this page)
- 90 pieces (850g)
This is the everyday pack. Enough for a daily bone for a few weeks.
Ingredients
Ingredients, as listed for this bone:
| Ingredient | What it does |
|---|---|
| Milk powder | Gives the milky taste and some protein. |
| Chicken powder | Adds a meaty flavour and protein. |
| Sodium caseinate | A milk protein that helps bind the bone. |
| Calcium carbonate | Adds calcium. |
| Cereal cellulose | Fibre that gives the bone a firm texture. |
| Gelatin | Helps the bone hold its shape. |
| Yucca, natural flavour, rosemary extract | Yucca is often added to help reduce stool odour. Rosemary is a natural antioxidant. |
Features and Benefits
- Calcium added. Calcium carbonate adds calcium to your dog's treat.
- Helps clean teeth. Chewing the firm bone helps rub off plaque and tartar and freshens breath.
- Easy to digest. Made with milk powder and milk protein that Gnawlers describes as easily digestible.
- No artificial colours or flavours. As stated by the brand.
- Sized for small dogs. Pick the bone size that suits your dog so it chews rather than gulps.
How to Use
- How much. Treats should make up no more than about 10 percent of your pet's daily calories. The rest should come from a complete and balanced main food. Give less to small or less active dogs.
- Storage. After opening, fold the pack tightly or move the treats to an airtight jar, and keep them in a cool, dry place.
- Water. Keep fresh, clean drinking water available at all times.
Safety and Precautions
- Supervise chewing. Stay with your dog while it chews. Take away small end pieces that could be swallowed whole.
- Not a meal. This is a treat. Your dog still needs a complete and balanced main food.
- New treats. Introduce slowly. Stop and speak to your vet if your dog has vomiting, loose stools or itchy skin after trying it.
About Gnawlers
- Who is Gnawlers. Gnawlers is a pet treat brand imported into India by Sai International Pet Products, known for calcium milk bones, chews and creamy cat treats.
- What the range covers. The range includes calcium and dental chews for dogs and lickable creamy treats for cats.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Gnawlers milk bones vegetarian?
The small milk bones contain chicken powder, so they are not vegetarian. The medium bones list milk-based ingredients without chicken.
How many milk bones can my dog have a day?
Gnawlers does not print a fixed amount on the listing. Treats should make up no more than about 10 percent of your pet's daily calories. The rest should come from a complete and balanced main food.
Do milk bones clean teeth?
Chewing them helps rub off plaque and tartar and freshens breath, but they do not replace brushing.
Also in: Dog Treats · All Dog Products
Product Information
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Brand | Gnawlers |
| Imported and marketed by | Sai International Pet Products Pvt. Ltd. |
| Country of origin | China |
| Net quantity | 30 pieces (270g) |
| Product type | Calcium milk chew bone |
| Suitable for | Adult small dogs |
| Sold by | Goodman Vetcare Pvt. Ltd. (Animeal), Warehouse No - 501 5th floor, Bharat industrial estate, Tokershi Jivraj Rd, Sewree West, Sindhu Nagar, Sewri, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400015 |
Animeal shares this information to help you choose the right product for your pet. Product details are based on the brand's published information and the pack. If you have questions about your pet's health or diet, please speak to your vet.
