Australian made
One ingredient: Australian beef trachea
That's the whole list. No glycerine, no nasties, nothing we'd have to explain away
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What's actually in the bag
✓ What's in it
100% Australian Beef Trachea
That's the entire ingredient list.
✗ What's not in it
Fillers · Preservatives · Artificial flavours · Mystery proteins · Glycerin · "Natural flavouring" · Anything we wouldn't eat ourselves
Feeding Guidelines
Give one trachea as an occasional chew, not a meal replacement, and always supervise your dog while they work through it. Fresh water should be available alongside; and if your dog is new to natural chews, start with shorter sessions to let their tummy adjust. Pick a size that suits your dog and take it away once it's small enough to swallow whole.
Victoria, Australia
From farm to treat
Real Aussie beef. No mystery meat.
Our beef comes from grass-fed cattle raised on Victorian pastures, not "Product of Australia" code for who-knows-where. It's a single, named supplier we've worked with for years, not a global commodity shuffle. Your doggo gets one ingredient: traceable Aussie beef.
Made by us
In Bendigo. We wouldn't feed your dogs anything we wouldn't feed our own.
Every bag was air-dried, weighed, and packed in our own HACCP and PrimeSafe-licensed facility (PF0319) in Bendigo, Victoria. Not by a contract manufacturer in another postcode. By us. That's why we can tell you exactly what's in the bag.
Frequently asked
No. Trachea is cartilage, not bone, so it breaks down soft as your dog works through it. Always supervise chew time and pick the right size.
It's a natural dried beef product, so there's a faint beefy smell; far less than most. Low in fat, so minimal grease on the carpet.
Yes. It's softer than antlers or hooves, which makes it a good fit for developing pups and older dogs with worn or sensitive teeth.
Why fussy dogs lose their minds for it
Digestible and low in fat
So it's a chew you don't have to feel guilty handing over
It's cartilage
It naturally contains chondroitin, the same stuff people pay good money for in joint supplements.
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