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Ostrich Runners

Ostrich Runners

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Ostrich Runners are a tough, long-lasting single-ingredient chew made from 100% ostrich. Naturally lean and a novel protein, they suit dogs who like something to gnaw on that lasts a little longer.

  • 100% ostrich — single ingredient, no additives or preservatives
  • Novel protein — a good pick for dogs new to ostrich or on a limited-ingredient diet
  • Naturally low in fat (1.3%)
  • Tough, long-lasting texture for dedicated chewers

Composition

100% ostrich. Analytical constituents: crude protein 30%, crude fat 1.3%, crude ash 64%. The high ash figure reflects the natural mineral content (calcium and phosphorus) of bone, not an additive.

Feeding & safety

Suitable from 12 weeks. Feed as a treat as part of a balanced diet, and adjust main meals if you feed chews regularly. Fresh water should always be available.

Bone safety: like all natural chews containing bone, these can splinter as they’re worked down. Always supervise your dog, and remove and replace the chew once it becomes small enough to swallow or the ends sharpen. Not suitable for dogs that bite excessively hard or have dental problems — if in doubt, choose a softer chew or ask your vet.

Anco is a UK natural pet treat brand. Hairy Dogs stocks Anco as part of our curated range of natural treats.

Common questions

What are Ostrich Runners made from?
They are a single-ingredient chew made from 100% ostrich, with no additives or preservatives. They are also grain free and chicken free.
What age are they suitable from?
They are suitable from 12 weeks.
Is there anything to be careful of?
Like all natural chews containing bone, they can splinter as they are worked down. Please supervise your dog with any chew, keep fresh water available, and remove and replace it once it is small enough to swallow or the ends become sharp. They are not suitable for dogs that bite excessively hard or have dental problems, so if in doubt choose a softer chew or ask your vet.
How should I feed them?
Give them as a treat as part of a balanced diet, and adjust main meals if you feed chews regularly. Fresh water should always be available.
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