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Natural chews

Chew bones, sticks and natural chews to keep your dog occupied and satisfy their natural need to chew.

Dog · Natural chews

Chew bones, sticks and natural chews to keep your dog occupied and satisfy their natural need to chew.

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Natural chews for dogs

This range brings together natural chews for dogs: rawhide bones, twisted sticks, horns, smoked feet and collagen sticks, from Serrano, Bubimex, Camon, Beeztees and Flamingo. These products answer your dog's natural need to chew, while keeping them busy and settled for a good while on a rainy afternoon or a quiet evening.

How to choose the right chew bone

Choose the size based on your dog's build: a small dog needs a smaller format, such as the Bubimex twisted sticks, while a large dog can enjoy a giant beef bone of 30 or 40 cm. Always give a chew under supervision, and take it away once it gets too small to be worth finishing safely.

How often should I give a chew treat?

Once or twice a week is usually enough, alongside the regular diet. This keeps your dog occupied without unbalancing their food. If your dog has a sensitive stomach, ask your vet before introducing a new product, especially a harder one like a smoked foot.

Where to give a chew treat

Choose a spot that's easy to clean, such as a bed or a dedicated mat, since these treats can leave residue behind on carpet or upholstery. Keep an eye on your dog for the whole chewing session, especially the first few times with a new format or a harder texture.

Why buy at Animorix

Enjoy free delivery from €99 in mainland France, returns within 14 days, and secure payment by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Also browse our biscuits and snacks, tough chew toys and plant-based treats ranges.

  • Rawhide bones and horns from Serrano, Camon
  • Twisted sticks and collagen sticks from Bubimex, Beeztees

Frequently asked questions

What size chew bone should I choose for my dog?
Match the size to your dog's build: a smaller format for a small dog, a giant beef bone for a large dog, to avoid any choking risk.
Are chew bones safe for my dog?
Always give them under supervision and take away the remaining piece once it gets too small. If you have a question about your dog's digestion, ask your vet.
How long does a chew bone last?
It depends on the size of the product and how intensely your dog chews, from a few minutes to several sessions for the larger formats.
How often should I give a natural chew treat?
Once or twice a week is usually enough, alongside your dog's regular diet.