Collagen stick with beef, chicken and duck lung for dogs (12 cm, approx. 15 g) — Grain & Gluten Free

Chewable snack made with bovine collagen and a meat mix of beef lung , chicken , and duck for excellent palatability. Its firm texture encourages prolonged chewing , which supports dental hygiene through friction and provides entertainment under supervision. Ideal as a complementary treat .

Main benefits

• Dental support : friction during chewing helps reduce surface plaque.
• High palatability : combination of beef, chicken and duck lung to improve acceptance.
• Practical format : stick that is easy to break and portion if necessary.
• Functional protein : collagen provides structural amino acids (see analysis).
• Grain & Gluten Free : suitable for cereal-free and gluten-free diets.

Complementary snack: does not replace brushing, a complete diet, or veterinary treatments.

Ingredients / Composition

• Bovine collagen: 50%
• Beef lung: 20%
• Chicken: 10%
• Duck: 3%
• Vegetable glycerin
• Rice starch
• Potassium sorbate
• Calcium propionate

According to the declared formulation: grain-free and gluten-free product.

Analytical constituents

Size and hardness

Approximate dimensions: 12 cm in length | Weight per unit: ~15 g. Firm texture designed for entertaining chewing in small and medium-sized dogs. May break in miniature or very greedy dogs .

Instructions for use and weight guide

Offer as a complementary snack . Adjust the amount according to the dog's size and activity level, and the total calories in its diet. Keep fresh water available.

• < 5 kg: 1/2 stick/day (or in 2–3 sessions).
• 5–10 kg: 1 stick/day.
• > 10 kg: 1–2 sticks/day depending on activity.

Introduce it gradually if it is the first time taking it and observe individual tolerance.

Safety and conservation

• Supervise chewing and remove small pieces to prevent accidental swallowing.
• Adjust the size of the snack to the size of the dog ; break the stick if necessary.
• Not suitable in case of allergy or intolerance to beef or poultry proteins without veterinary advice.

Frequently Asked Questions

From what age can it be taken?

As a general guideline, start at 4–6 months , once teething is stable. For puppies, offer for short periods and always with supervision.

Can I give it daily?

Yes, within the daily treat portion and following the weight-based guide . Always adjust to the total calorie intake.

Does it replace brushing?

No. Chewing by friction supports dental hygiene, but it does not replace brushing or professional cleaning if tartar is already present.

Can it be split?

Yes. For small or very greedy dogs, it's best to break the stick into pieces and offer it in several feedings. Remove any pieces that are too small.

Is it compatible with dry food or BARF?

Yes, it's a complementary treat compatible with both types of diets. Adjust the portion of the main food if you use snacks frequently.

My dog had loose stools, what should I do?

Reduce the amount and reintroduce gradually. Offer fresh water. If discomfort persists, consult your veterinarian.