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Karlie Beef Shoulder Blade - dog snacks

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Karlie Beef Shoulder Blade - dog snacks

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1 stuk (ongeveer 700 g)

Bad for your dog

Previous review not posted by you. This bone is downright dangerous. Far too many little bones. My dog was vomiting for a whole day and had trouble with his stools. It's a miracle his intestines weren't damaged.

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1 stuk (ongeveer 700 g)

Makes you sick

Dog (Toller) absolutely loved it. After 15 minutes of chewing, I took the bone away. I felt like way too many small pieces of bone were breaking off. The day and night after, the dog vomited. Loads and loads of little bone fragments were in the vomit. Then, for another day, there were problems with his stools as well.

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1 stuk (ongeveer 700 g)

Not recommended

This is definitely only suitable for large dogs. The description says 100% beef, but there’s no meat on it at all. It’s just a shoulder blade bone. From the thin part, they can easily bite off small sharp pieces, which you’ll also see back in their stool. It does keep them busy for a long time, but there are better snacks for this price that last just as long. Too bad I can’t add any photos.

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– 1 friandise (700 g environ)

Beef shoulder too crumbly for strong jaws

Received this morning and 10 minutes later I had to take it away, big chunks of bone broke off and my dog started choking. This kind of product isn’t suitable for dogs with strong jaws—mine is a Greater Swiss Mountain Dog.

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