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Natural Roe Deer Legs Dog Chew – Single-Protein, Long-Lasting Treat

Natural Roe Deer Legs Dog Chew – Single-Protein, Long-Lasting Treat

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Natural Roe Deer Legs are a long-lasting chew for dogs who get through everything else quickly. Made from 100% air-dried deer and nothing else.

As a single, uncommon protein, they're a useful option if you're feeding around the more common meats — beef, chicken, lamb — and want something different in the rotation.

  • 100% deer — single ingredient, no additives, grains or preservatives
  • Durable chew — suited to hard gnawers and determined chewers
  • Gently air-dried, never cooked
  • From 16 weeks, though best suited to confident adult chewers

Composition

100% deer. Analytical constituents: protein 67.0%, fat 18.0%, ash 2.0%, fibre 0.0%.

Feeding & safety

This is a hard, long-lasting chew. Introduce it under supervision and stop if your dog bites down on it rather than gnawing at it — hard chews carry a risk of tooth damage in forceful chewers. Not suitable for young puppies or dogs with existing dental damage. Remove and discard any piece small enough to swallow whole. Air-dried, never cooked — never give cooked bone. A complementary feed for dogs: feed alongside a complete and balanced diet, and note this is a richer chew at 18% fat, so adjust main meals accordingly. Keep fresh water available.

More options in our guide to long-lasting chews for heavy chewers, and in our rare & novel proteins range. Also included in our Premium Chew Pack.

Common questions

What is the Natural Roe Deer Leg?
It is a long-lasting chew made from 100% air-dried deer and nothing else, with no additives, grains or preservatives. It is gently air-dried, never cooked.
Who is it suitable for?
It suits dogs who get through everything else quickly and is best for confident adult chewers. It is not suitable for young puppies or dogs with existing dental damage.
Why would I choose deer?
It is a single, uncommon protein, a useful option if you want something different from beef, chicken or lamb.
How should I give this hard chew?
Introduce it under supervision and stop if your dog bites down on it rather than gnawing. Remove any piece small enough to swallow whole, never give cooked bone and keep fresh water available.
Is it a rich chew?
It has 18% fat, so it is a richer chew. Feed alongside a complete and balanced diet and adjust main meals accordingly.
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