Golden Tendons

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Single 10 per pack 25 per pack

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- 1 +

$1.70

$18.90

$45.00

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20% off Golden tendons - singles! Golden Tendon singles are apart of our weekly special until August 24th or while stocks last.

Treat your dog to the satisfying, natural chew of Golden Tendons. These high-value, long-lasting treats are perfect for small to medium-sized dogs and puppies, providing essential dental care by helping to clean tartar off teeth. Golden Tendons are a great alternative to bones for puppies who haven't yet started on them. Made from 100% New Zealand venison, these air-dried treats provide the ideal chew to satisfy your pet's instincts, supporting dental health and mental stimulation.

Why choose this product?

• Long-Lasting & Satisfying: A durable, natural chew to keep your dog engaged for longer.
• Supports Dental Health: Helps clean tartar and maintain healthy teeth by providing a natural mechanical chewing action.
• Premium Ingredients: Made with 100% New Zealand venison, responsibly sourced from MPI-approved suppliers.
• Species-Appropriate: Provides essential mental stimulation and satisfaction for raw-fed pets.
• Perfect for Puppies: A great alternative to bones for puppies and small dogs up to 20kg who need teeth cleaning.
• Sustainable & Local: Sourced from grass-fed, free-range New Zealand venison.
• Bulk Savings: Available in a cost-effective 25-pack for customers with multiple dogs or long-term treat needs.

Best suited for:

• Small to Medium Dogs & Puppies: Ideal for dogs up to 20kg, including puppies who are new to chewing.
• Raw Fed Dogs: A species-appropriate chew that fits perfectly into your pet’s natural diet.
• Pet Owners Seeking Dental Care Alternatives: If your puppy hasn't started on bones, Golden Tendons are a great way to promote healthy teeth.
• Cautious Chewers & Senior Pets: Can be suitable for larger pets if they are careful chewers, though senior pets or brachycephalic breeds should be monitored.