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Dehydrated Lamb Trotter for Dogs, 70 g

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Single-ingredient, dehydrated lamb trotter for dogs. Contains natural collagen, protein and other minerals that improve joint health, skin & coat health & build strong bones. Cleans teeth, calms your dog, and delivers natural nutrients ...

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Dehydrated Lamb Trotter for Dogs, 70 g

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Key benefits

💪 Repairs & Strengthens Joints

Cartilage packed with collagen, glucosamine, and chondroitin. Dehydrated (not cooked), so all of it stays intact

🦴 Strengthens Bones

Rich in natural calcium, phosphorous and magenesium which helps strengthen your dog's bones & joints

✨ Shiny coat, healthy skin

Collagen in dehydrated lamb trotter for dogs are healthy proteins that improve your dog's skin & coat health from the inside out.

🦷 Natural Dental Cleaning

Gnawing action removes plaque and tartar the way nature intended. No synthetic enzymes, no chemicals.

🧠 Mental Enrichment

One trotter keeps your dog engaged for 30–60 minutes. Less boredom, less destruction, more calm.

🎯 Single ingredient, nothing hidden

100% dehydrated sardine, no grains, no preservatives, no additives.

Ingredients

100% Dehydrated Lamb Trotter (single ingredient treat for dogs).
No grains. No preservatives. No artificial additives. No fillers.

Nutritional Value

Nutritional Value of Dehydrated Lamb Trotters for dogs

(NOTE - test certificate yet to be verified)

Per 100g (Dehydrated)
Crude Protein - ~70%
Crude Fat - ~15%
Moisture - ~7%
Ash (minerals) - ~7%

Each dehydrated lamb trotter contains about 420-480 calories

Values are approximate and vary by batch based on bone-to-cartilage ratio.

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What makes a lamb trotter nutritionally unique is its structure - not its muscle meat.

A trotter is almost entirely connective tissue: bone, cartilage, tendons, ligaments, and thick skin. Very little muscle meat. This makes it nutritionally different from a standard protein treat.

Collagen (Type I)

Lamb trotters are a tich source of Type I collagen - the structural protein found in skin, tendons, ligaments, and bone. Unlike cooking (which converts collagen to gelatin at 70°C+), low-temperature dehydration preserves the native collagen structure.

Glucosamine & Chondroitin

Cartilage in trotters naturally contains both glucosamine and chondroitin. Exact amounts per piece vary and are not clinically quantified — so this treat is not a replacement for a dedicated joint supplement. Think of it as a functional food contribution, not a therapeutic dose.

Minerals

Bone and cartilage are rich in calcium and phosphorus. Small amounts of zinc, iron, magnesium, and selenium are also present. Important note: because trotters are primarily structural tissue (not muscle), the calcium-to-phosphorus ratio skews higher on calcium compared to pure meat — this is nutritionally appropriate for occasional chewing, not bulk feeding.

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A note on feeding context
This is a treat and chew, not a meal. It contributes collagen, minerals, and enrichment - but should not be counted toward your dog's daily nutritional balance.

Safety standards & test results

This product has been independently tested for microbial safety by Equinox Labs, Bangalore - an NABL accredited third-party testing laboratory (Report No: EQNX:002:FM:26:03:00217).

Microbial Parameters tested:

E. coli - Absent ✅
Salmonella - Absent ✅
Staphylococcus aureus - Absent ✅
Shigella - Absent ✅
Pseudomonas aeruginosa - Absent ✅
Yeast & Mold - Under required limit <10 cfu/g ✅
Total Bacterial Count - Under required limit at 1.9 × 10³ cfu/g ✅

Click here to view the full, original Lab Certificate.

How to use the product

Feeding dehydrated sardines to your dog for the first time? Take it slow.

  • Day 1 - Offer 1 piece. Let your dog chew in a calm, comfortable spot without distraction. Avoid introducing any other new food on this day.
  • Day 2 - Take a break. Watch for any signs of digestive sensitivity before continuing.
  • Day 3 onwards — If all goes well, offer 1-2 pieces daily depending on your dog's size and appetite.

Storage:

Keep in the original vacuum-sealed pack when not in use. Once opened, transfer to an airtight container or zip pouch with a gel pack. Store in a cool, dry place or refrigerate. Best consumed within 15 days of opening.

Important points to remember

  • Always supervise your dog while chewing.
  • Make sure that you are providing access to fresh water at all times.
  • Discard any small leftover pieces.

About the brand

Canine Craving is a Bangalore based dog treat brand that focuses on manufacturing single-ingredient, species-appropriate chews for dogs. Every product is farm-sourced, minimally processed and free from artificial additives - made for dog parents who read the label before they buy.

All Canine Craving products are independently tested for microbial safety and produced in Bengaluru, Karnataka.

Shipping & Returns

Free Shipping on all Pre-Paid orders.
For Cash on Delivery, shipping charges of ₹80 per order is applicable.
Ships within 3-4 days to most cities across India.
Cancellation of order available for upto 60 minutes after order is placed.
Refund & Replacement available upto 2 days after delivery.

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FAQs

Is a lamb trotter safe for dogs?

Yes! Lamb trotters are a natural, single-ingredient chew that dogs have consumed for centuries. The Canine Craving version is gently dehydrated - not cooked at high heat. This makes it safe, digestible, and nutrient-preserving. Always supervise your dog during chewing.

How long does a lamb trotter last for a dog?

Most medium-sized dogs spend 30–60 minutes on a lamb trotter per session. Smaller dogs or less enthusiastic chewers may stretch it across 2–3 sessions. Power chewers (large breeds, high-drive dogs) may finish faster. It's a long-lasting chew by design.

Can puppies have lamb trotters?

Yes, but only after 4 months of age. Lamb trotters are particularly beneficial during teething - the firm texture soothes gums and redirects chewing behaviour. Always supervise puppies closely, especially in early sessions.

Are dehydrated lamb trotters better than raw bones?

Dehydrated trotters sit between raw bones and cooked bones - they retain more nutrients than cooked bones (which can splinter dangerously) while being more convenient and shelf-stable than raw. For home-cooking parents who don't handle raw regularly, they're the practical, safe middle ground.

Can I give my dog a lamb trotter every day?

2–3 times per week is the recommended frequency for most dogs. Daily use is generally fine for moderate chewers, but rotating chews keeps things interesting and avoids any digestive adjustment from a single protein source being over-represented.