Range

Lamb chews: mild and well tolerated

Lamb chews for dogs: 4 mild varieties such as lamb head skin, lamb lung and lamb ears, air-dried, grain-free and free from additives in the bowl.

Grain-freeHigh meat contentMade in the EU
Lamb Scalp 250gLamb Lung - Large Pieces 250gLamb Ears 250g

Lamm at a glance

Protein

4 of 4 products

Lamb Scalp 250g
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Lamb Scalp 250g

(7)
ab 6,50 €
26,00 € / kg
Lamb Lung - Large Pieces 250g
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Lamb Lung - Large Pieces 250g

(9)
€8,00
€32,00 / kg
Lamb Ears 250g
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Lamb Ears 250g

(7)
€9,90
€39,60 / kg
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Lamb Tripe 250g

(3)
ab 7,80 €
31,20 € / kg

Lamb is considered a mildly tolerated protein source that many dogs readily accept. Our selection includes Lamb Head Skin, Lamb Lung in large pieces, Lamb Ears and Lamb Tripe, all air-dried and free from additives.

These chews are suitable both as an occasional treat and for regular chewing sessions that also help support dental care. For dogs with a sensitive stomach or on an elimination diet, lamb is often a good choice, as it causes intolerances less often than beef or chicken.

From the light Lamb Lung to the firmer Lamb Head Skin, the range is small but refined enough to offer a suitable option for different chewing needs. Lamb Ears are also great as a brief between-meal treat without lengthy chewing, while Lamb Tripe adds extra variety with its natural, irregular texture.

As lamb is also available as a dry food recipe in our range, the chews can be easily combined with a lamb-based diet without having to change protein source during an elimination diet. This keeps the recipe consistently limited to a single meat source.

All our lamb chews are single-source, free from artificial flavours or colourants. Whether as a small snack for in between or a more extended chewing session, Lamb Head Skin, Lamb Lung, Lamb Ears and Lamb Tripe offer the right size for every occasion.

As lamb is among the milder types of chews, it also suits dogs that generally react sensitively to chew products or are only gradually being introduced to natural snacks. A good starting point is the tender Lamb Ears, before moving on to the slightly firmer Lamb Head Skin or the irregularly textured Lamb Tripe. Anyone also feeding lamb dry food or lamb treats can stick consistently to a single, well-tolerated protein source with these lamb chews. This creates a consistent, mild lamb-based feeding routine spanning main meals, chews and treats, which is particularly suitable for dogs with sensitive digestion or on an ongoing elimination diet. For older dogs with declining chewing strength, the softer lamb varieties such as Lamb Ears are often better suited than harder chews made from beef or buffalo, without having to miss out on flavour.

For puppies or very young dogs, the smaller, softer Lamb Ears are particularly suitable as a first introduction to natural chews, while Lamb Head Skin and Lamb Tripe are more suited to slightly older, already experienced chewers. This allows the mild protein source to be introduced into everyday feeding step by step.

Stored in a dry place and well sealed, the air-dried lamb snacks stay fresh and crunchy for a long time. For anyone wanting to reward during training too, the chews combine well with softer lamb treats, so that long chewing sessions and short training rewards complement each other nicely.

Guide

Lamb Chews: häufig gefragt

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Ist Lamm gut verträglich für Hunde mit sensiblem Magen?

Lamm gilt allgemein als mild und wird von vielen Hunden mit empfindlicher Verdauung gut vertragen. Bei bestehenden Allergien empfiehlt sich trotzdem Rücksprache mit unserem Team.

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Wofür eignet sich Lammlunge besonders?

Lammlunge ist leicht und eignet sich gut als kalorienarme Kaubeschäftigung, auch für Hunde, die auf ihr Gewicht achten sollen.

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Wie oft dürfen Lamm-Kausnacks gegeben werden?

Kausnacks sollten als Ergänzung zum Alleinfutter gelten und nicht täglich in großen Mengen gegeben werden, um die Kalorienzufuhr im Blick zu behalten.

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Passen Lamm-Kausnacks zu einer Ausschlussdiät mit Lamm-Trockenfutter?

Ja, wer sein Trockenfutter mit Lamm & Gemüse füttert, kann während einer Ausschlussdiät auch bei Kausnacks konsequent bei Lamm bleiben, um die Fleischquelle nicht zu vermischen.

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Was ist der Unterschied zwischen Lammohren und Lammpansen?

Lammohren sind eher zart und schnell verzehrt, Lammpansen hat eine natürlichere, unregelmäßigere Konsistenz und eignet sich für etwas längere Kaumomente.

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Ab welchem Alter eignen sich Lamm-Kausnacks?

Sobald ein Hund feste Snacks verträgt, eignen sich weiche, kleine Stücke wie Lammohren als guter Einstieg.

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Wie lagere ich Lamm-Kausnacks am besten?

Trocken und gut verschlossen aufbewahrt bleiben sie lange frisch und knusprig.

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Kann ich Lamm-Kausnacks mit Lamm-Leckerlis kombinieren?

Ja, so lassen sich lange Kaumomente und kurze Trainingsbelohnungen mit derselben milden Proteinquelle sinnvoll ergänzen.