It outlasts the five-minute chew
Dense rib bone, cartilage and a bit of dried meat still clinging to it. Most dogs settle in for 20 to 40 minutes instead of inhaling the thing and staring at you for the next one.
That's the entire ingredient list.
Fillers · Preservatives · Artificial flavours · Mystery proteins · Glycerin · "Natural flavouring" · Anything we wouldn't eat ourselves
A guide, NOT A PRESCRIPTION. Adjust to your dog's weight, activity and whatever your vet has advised. Keep treats to roughly 10% of daily intake.
Our emu is raised on Victorian farms; naturally lean, iron-rich, and one of the most genuinely novel proteins available for dogs. It's a great option for pets with sensitivities to common meats like chicken or beef. One ingredient, single-sourced, fully Aussie.

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.




Dense rib bone, cartilage and a bit of dried meat still clinging to it. Most dogs settle in for 20 to 40 minutes instead of inhaling the thing and staring at you for the next one.
Emu sits well outside the usual chicken-beef-lamb rotation, so it's a genuine option for itchy dogs on an elimination diet. It's also leaner than pork or beef ribs, with naturally high iron and B12, so there's less fat to upset a sensitive gut.
The gnawing action drags along the rib and scrapes plaque off the molars at the back of the jaw. No dental coating, no added enzymes, no marketing gimmick; just chewing doing what chewing has always done.