Nutriment Marrow Bone

Description

Bone marrow is spongy tissue found inside some bones, such as hip or thigh bones. Bone marrow is rich in nutrients such as iron, vitamins A and K, fatty acids, selenium, zinc and manganese. Bones themselves are rich in vitamins and nutrients, including calcium, magnesium, and phosphorous. These nutrients contribute to bone, brain, heart and skin health, as well as supporting the digestive and immune systems.

Raw bones are a biologically appropriate and natural food for dogs and cats. Chewing and gnawing at bones provides huge enjoyment for pets, as well as causing a natural release of serotonin ‘ the ‘feel good’ chemical. They’re also a great way to add a variety of texture to your pet’s diet. Due to the size and time it takes to consume a marrow bone, they are also a great way to mentally stimulate your dog.

Typical analysis as fed:

• Moisture:27.8%
• Protein: 15.9%
• Fat: 24.1%
• Fibre: 12.1%
• Ash (inorganic matter): 36.9%