• Wild Boar Skin 250g.
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Hairy Dogs Natural Treats

Wild Boar Skin Dog Chew (250g)

Wild Boar Skin Dog Chew (250g)

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A natural, long-lasting chew made from air-dried wild boar skin — a single ingredient, with nothing added. Its tough, crackly texture gives dogs a satisfying gnaw that keeps them happily occupied, and wild boar makes a tasty change from the usual proteins.

  • 100% wild boar skin — a single natural ingredient, air-dried.
  • Novel protein — a nice alternative for dogs that fancy a change.
  • Naturally high in protein and lean.
  • Single-ingredient & naturally low-allergen — a simple option for dogs that don't get on with more complex recipes.
  • Long-lasting — the tough skin stands up to a good chew.
  • Grain-free and free from chicken; no additives or preservatives. Suitable from 12 weeks.

Feeding & safety

Feed as a treat alongside a balanced diet, not as a meal. Always supervise your dog, and keep fresh water available. Choose a piece sized for your dog, keep an eye on enthusiastic chewers, and take away any final small piece that could be swallowed whole. Skin chews are rich, so introduce gradually — especially for dogs with a sensitive tummy. Choose a softer chew if your dog has dental problems.

One of our own Hairy Dogs natural treats, stocked at Hairy Dogs.

Common questions

What is it?
Air-dried wild boar skin — a single-ingredient natural chew, a bit like a tougher, novel-protein take on a pork-skin chew.
Is it good for chewing?
Yes — the tough skin makes a long-lasting, satisfying chew. Always supervise and take away any small final piece.
Will it clean my dog's teeth?
Gnawing a natural chew can help with surface plaque through the mechanical action, but it isn't a replacement for brushing or veterinary dental care.
My dog has a sensitive tummy — is it OK?
It's a single ingredient, which suits many dogs, but skin chews are rich — introduce a little at a time and see how your dog gets on.
What age can have it?
Suitable from 12 weeks, fed as a supervised treat.
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