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Raw Dog Bones

Raw meaty bones made from 100% New Zealand beef, veal and goat. They are sold in 10 kg bulk cartons (36 × 27 × 18 cm, so check your freezer space) and delivered to your door across Auckland and Waikato.

Delivery is $5 an order at any weight, across Auckland and Waikato.

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  • Beef Brisket Bones: a raw piece of beef brisket on the bone, with meat and fat along it

    Beef Brisket Bones

    10kg
    $54.00$5.40 a kilo · available on subscription
    Weight: 10kg

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  • Beef Neck Bones: a frozen piece of raw beef neck, a round vertebra with dark meat around it

    Beef Neck Bones

    10kg
    $54.00$5.40 a kilo · available on subscription
    Weight: 10kg

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  • Goat Bones: two raw goat bones with meat and fat on them, one resting on the other

    Goat Bones

    10kg
    $64.00$6.40 a kilo · available on subscription
    Weight: 10kg

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  • Veal Brisket Bones: a long, narrow raw veal brisket bone with meat along it

    Veal Brisket Bones

    10kg
    $54.00$5.40 a kilo · available on subscription
    Weight: 10kg

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  • Veal Neck Bones: a frozen chunk of raw veal neck with deep red meat around the bone

    Veal Neck Bones

    10kg
    $54.00$5.40 a kilo · available on subscription
    Weight: 10kg

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Good to know

Match the bone to your dog’s diet

An easy way to choose is to match the bone to the protein your dog already eats. It keeps the diet consistent, which matters most for dogs with sensitivities.

Use the allergen filter above the products to hide anything your dog can’t have.

Before you order

Raw dog bones: common questions

Are the bones raw or cooked?

Raw. Never feed cooked bones of any kind: cooking makes bones brittle, and they can splinter. Wondering about other bones? See our guides to lamb bones and chicken necks.

How often should I feed bones?

As a rule of thumb, raw bone makes up about 10% of a raw diet (the bone part of the 80/10/10 guide), so a bone a few times a week alongside muscle meat and organ is a common approach. Our guide to which raw bones dogs can eat goes into more detail.

How do I store and thaw them?

Keep the carton in the freezer and take out only what you need. Thaw bones in the fridge, not on the bench.

Do I need to supervise my dog?

Yes. Always supervise your dog with a bone, and take it away once it is small enough to swallow whole.

Can I buy a single bone?

No. Our bones come in 10 kg cartons only, delivered with your order.