Large Breed Dog Chew Bundle: 3 Natural Beef Bones, Including Big Ol' Bone for Dogs 65+ lb and Strong Chewers

Give your large dog a satisfying rotation of substantial beef chews. This three-piece bundle brings together the oversized Big Ol' Bone, a large beef marrow bone, and a large beef knuckle for pet parents seeking durable options for powerful chewers.

The Big Ol' Bone is specifically recommended for large and extra-large breeds weighing at least 65 lb. Each bone is made from a single natural beef ingredient and cold-smoked with hickory, keeping the selection simple while supporting an engaging chew routine.

Key Features

• The oversized Big Ol' Bone is made for aggressive chewers who need a durable option, giving powerful jaws a more substantial chewing experience.
• Hickory cold-smoking is used to prevent splintering, addressing an important concern when offering your dog a large natural bone.
• Single-ingredient beef marrow bones contain no artificial ingredients, added preservatives, or added chemicals, making ingredient review straightforward for pet parents.
• Three different bone formats add useful variety to chew time, from the long Big Ol' Bone and marrow bone to the shorter, heavier knuckle.

Specifications

• Bundle contents: 1 Big Ol' Bone, 1 Large Beef Marrow Bone, and 1 Large Beef Knuckle.
• Big Ol' Bone size: 15–18 inches long; net weight 5–7 lb each.
• Large Beef Marrow Bone size: 7 inches long; net weight 1.25 lb each.
• Large Beef Knuckle size: 4–6 inches long; net weight 2–2.5 lb each.
• Ingredients: 100% natural, single-ingredient beef marrow bones.
• Added ingredients: No artificial ingredients, preservatives, or chemicals added.
• Breed guidance: The Big Ol' Bone is recommended only for large and extra-large breeds weighing 65+ lb.
• Initial chew guidance: Limit the first few sessions to 15–20 minutes and always provide plenty of fresh water.
• Adjustment guidance: The bones are high in protein and fat, so most dogs need an adjustment period.

Start with the recommended short sessions while your dog adjusts, keep fresh water nearby, and choose the bone format that best suits each chew-time routine.