Canine Craving
Meatless Ham Bone for Dogs(Farm Fresh) - 1 Piece
Meatless Ham Bone for Dogs(Farm Fresh) - 1 Piece
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Delivery times
- Next-day delivery: for orders placed before 5:00 PM on weekdays.
- Delivery in 2 business days: for orders placed after 5:00 PM or on Sat/Sun/Holidays.
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Benefits
- Species Appropriate
- Dental Health
- Mental Stimulation
- Bone and Joint care
Description
Description
Canine Craving Meatless Ham Bone is meticulously prepared to meet the needs of dogs who want to chew hard without piling on extra calories. This lighter chew is ideal for dogs managing their weight or already well-fed on meals. As a hygienic and farm-fresh bone chew, it gives your dog a long-lasting and satisfying chewing experience that keeps jaws busy and minds calm.
Key Features:
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Naturally low in fat
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Long-lasting, single-ingredient chew
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Grain-free, no added preservatives or artificial flavours
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Hygienic, farm-fresh bone chew
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Suitable as a between-meals occupier chew
Benefits:
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Supports dental hygiene without adding meaty calories
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Keeps dogs occupied for extended, calming chew sessions
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A ham bone chew that fits neatly into a weight-conscious routine
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Provides a species-appropriate chewing experience
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Farm Fresh Meatless Ham Bone may support normal bone and joint activity
Feeding Guide:
- Day 1: Introduce the chew for 15 mins. Choose a place & time where the dog can be at peace without disruption.
- Post chewing, distract & take away the chew. Never take it directly from a dog's mouth.
- Day 2: Break from chewing, observe for any digestive intolerance.
- Do not feed anything new on day 1 & 2 to avoid digestive disruption.
- Day 3 onwards – if all goes well, continue the session, ideally for 1 hr/day.
- Discard the chew when bare/dry/cracked, or the dog loses interest.
- Always dispose the splinters/leftover/loose pieces (if any).
Ingredients(Food & Treats):
Meatless Pork Bone
Storage Instruction:
- Keep in the original pack (vacuumed) when not in use. Preferably store in the refrigerator, else in a dark, cool & dry place at all times.
- Once opened, transfer the content in a zip pouch / air tight container along with gel packs.
- Preferably store in the refrigerator, else in a dark, cool & dry place at all times.
- Consume within 15 days after opening the pack.
Precaution:
- Always check ingredients for possible allergen.
- Never leave dogs alone with chews, monitoring required.
- Always have fresh water available for your pet.
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Disclaimer-: Products under Fresh category cannot be cancelled once the dispatch has been initiated or returned due to the consumable nature of the products. However, in an unlikely event of having concerns with the quality, freshness, physical condition of the product delivered or if the product delivered is different from what was ordered basis the product description displayed on Canine Craving, you may return the product on door-step delivery. Raising a request for resolution post-delivery of order will result in your request being rejected.
Additional Info
Additional Info
FAQs
FAQs
1. Will my pet enjoy Meatless Ham Bone as much as a meaty chew?
Many dogs enjoy chews for their texture and the chewing experience itself. Preferences vary, but a meatless bone can still provide satisfying engagement for dogs that enjoy natural chewing.
2. How long does Meatless Ham Bone usually last per sitting?
That depends on your dog's size, chewing strength, and style. Always supervise chewing and remove small or broken pieces when necessary.
3. Is Meatless Ham Bone a good option for pets on a diet?
Its lower fat content may suit some feeding routines, but portion control and your dog's overall diet matter most. Consider treats and chews as part of their total daily food intake.
4. Can Meatless Ham Bone be given to puppies too?
Puppies have different chewing abilities and dental needs. Choose an appropriately sized chew and supervise closely. If unsure, check with your veterinarian before introducing it.

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My dog loved it
I loved the price vs size ratio and my dog also loved it.
But my dog puked after eating a quarter of it. He eats raw meat on a regular basis so it's the quality of the bone which was bad.
