Yaki Cheese Bones with Carrot

Yaki Cheese Bones with Carrot

Yaki Cheese Bone with Carrot 🧀🥕🐶

Yaki Cheese Bone with Carrot - Do you want a chew that provides long chewing time without meat? Yaki Carrot is a protein-rich, gluten-free vegetarian chew snack based on hard cheese with added mint. It is made according to an original Himalayan recipe (made by Nepalese people), and is designed for dogs who love to chew for a long time – and for dog owners who want something clean, simple, and without unnecessary additives.

Its hard consistency mechanically helps to reduce plaque and tartar, and chewing can also provide calm and reduce stress. Classic, effective, and still quite modern in its content.

Benefits of Yaki Carrot

• ✅ High protein (min. 60%) – good for active dogs
• ✅ Gluten-free – gentle on many sensitive stomachs
• ✅ Vegetarian (dairy-based) – a strong alternative to meat chews
• ✅ Lactose-free yak and cow's milk – more stomach-friendly for many dogs
• ✅ Mint – contributes to fresher breath
• ✅ Long chewing time – activates, provides calm, and can reduce stress
• ✅ No added salt + no colors, flavors, or preservatives

Ingredients

• Yak and cow's milk (lactose-free)
• Lime juice
• 1% carrot
  (Mint is mentioned as added – if you have the exact mint specification from the package, I can add it correctly to the ingredient list.)

Analytical Constituents 🧪

• Protein: min. 60%
• Fat: min. 1.5%
• Moisture: max 15.0%
• Ash: max 6.5%
• Fiber: max 0.5%

Product Info

• Type: Complementary feed / chew for dogs
• Consistency: Hard cheese (long chewing time)

How to Use It

• Give as a calm activity after a walk or training
• ⚠️ Always supervise (as you correctly state)
• 💧 Ensure fresh water
• When it gets very small: many dog owners briefly heat it (e.g., in a microwave) so it "puffs up" and becomes safer to finish chewing – but only do so if the manufacturer recommends it for your specific variant.

FAQ

Is it really vegetarian?
Yes, it is dairy-based (cheese). Not vegan – but vegetarian.

Who is size M suitable for?
Typically small to medium-sized dogs – or as a "shorter chew time" for larger dogs.

Does it help against tartar?
It can help mechanically through chewing (plaque/tartar), but it does not replace brushing if your dog is predisposed.

Is it good for sensitive stomachs?
Often yes due to gluten-free and lactose-free milk – but always introduce new snacks gradually.