Game chews: the alternative for sensitive dogs

Game meat is fed less often than beef or chicken, which makes it sought after among dogs with food intolerances. Choose from Natural Deer Skin, Natural Roe Deer Skin and Wild Boar Skin, as well as Rabbit Ears with and without fur in premium quality, each available in 250g packs and in the large 1kg bulk bag.

All game chews are air-dried and free from additives. As a novel protein, they are well suited to an elimination diet in consultation with our team, while also bringing variety to the daily chewing routine of dogs that are already well acquainted with classic protein sources.

Rabbit Ears are also available in the practical 1kg bulk bag, both with and without fur, which is especially worthwhile for multi-dog households or regular big eaters. With fur, they provide extra natural fibre; without fur, they are slightly milder in terms of chewing behaviour.

Natural Deer Skin and Natural Roe Deer Skin offer a firmer consistency for more persistent chewers, while Wild Boar Skin, with its robust structure, lasts particularly long. For puppies or dogs with weaker teeth, the milder Rabbit Ears are a better introduction to the game category.

Anyone looking for a protein source that has rarely featured in their dog's bowl will find a single-source, easy-to-trace alternative in deer, roe deer, wild boar or rabbit.

Anyone who is still unsure whether their dog tolerates game meat can start with the mild Rabbit Ears in the small 250g pack, before offering larger quantities or firmer varieties such as Wild Boar Skin. For a multi-stage elimination diet in which beef, chicken and lamb have already been excluded, game is often one of the first sensible next steps, always in consultation with our team. The large 1kg bulk bag of Rabbit Ears is particularly suitable for dogs that are to receive game as their main protein source in chews on an ongoing basis. This means the game category can be used both for the short diagnostic phase and for the long-term, low-irritant feeding of sensitive dogs.

The same applies to game chews: feeding should always take place under supervision, especially with firmer varieties such as Wild Boar Skin. This leaves enough time to intervene if necessary, particularly if your dog is new to this consistency.

Anyone who also offers game treats from our range can consistently maintain this rare protein source across both chews and rewards, which is particularly helpful during an ongoing elimination diet. This way, the daily routine, from enrichment to the occasional small reward, can be aligned with the same type of meat.