Wolf of Wilderness “Wide Country” Chicken Stomachs: Based on the dietary habits of wolves in the wild: for dogs of all breeds and sizes 100% grain-free: also suitable for dogs with a grain intolerance High-quality protein: high protein content, suitable for sensitive dogs Gently air-dried Species-appropriate natural: without the addition of artificial preservatives, colourings and flavourings Monoprotein high in protein: 100% chicken Wolf of Wilderness “Wide Country” Chicken Stomachs are gently air-dried and impress with their intense flavour. The stomach pieces are ideal as a reward or as a quick chew between meals. Smaller pieces are also perfect for training. Phil Sons chicken stomachs are a favourite with large and small dogs. Safety warning: Dog bones, treats and snacks are available in different types and sizes. Make sure you choose a size and shape that is suitable for your pet. For their safety, please supervise your pets when they are enjoying a treat or bone.
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: Wolf of Wilderness
- Price: £8.99
- Unit price: £17.98/kg
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
Prices come from the shop and may have changed. Check price and delivery with the shop before you buy.
Also available as
- Saver Pack: 3 x 500g: £8.99 (£5.99/kg)
Good to know
- Choose a chew too big to swallow whole, and take it away once it is worn down small enough to gulp.
- If you cannot dent a chew with your fingernail, it is hard enough to crack a tooth.
- Break training treats into pea-sized pieces. Your dog stays keen and the calories stay low.
Common questions
Do dental chews replace brushing my dog’s teeth?
No. Dental chews can help reduce some build-up, but they do not reach every tooth surface the way a brush does. Use them alongside daily brushing with dog toothpaste and regular dental checks at the vet.
How many treats can I give my dog a day?
Vets advise keeping treats below 10% of daily calories. For a healthy adult dog that is roughly 47 kcal for 10kg, 79 kcal for 20kg and 108 kcal for 30kg, according to WSAVA. Check the calories per treat on the pack and reduce meals if you give a lot.
