Beef Tubes - Moo Tubes
- Low in calories
- 100% Natural
- Veterinarian Approved Recipes
Beef Tubes (Moo Tubes) – Long-Lasting, Natural Dog Chews!
Satisfy your dog’s natural chewing instinct with our Beef Tubes, also known as Moo Tubes! These long-lasting, natural chews provide a fun and engaging way for your pup to stay busy while also promoting healthy teeth and gums.
Made from 100% Australian beef trachea, these nutritious, high-protein dog chews are naturally air-dried, ensuring a safe and healthy alternative to processed dog treats. Their hollow shape makes them even more exciting stuff them with peanut butter or your dog’s favourite mince and freeze them for an extra special reward!
🐶 Why Choose Beef Tubes?
✔ Long-lasting dog chew – Keeps dogs engaged & entertained
✔ Supports dental health – Helps clean teeth & gums
✔ Stuffable for extra fun – Fill with natural peanut butter or mince
✔ 100% single ingredient, natural, no preservatives – Just pure Australian beef trachea
Perfect for medium to large dogs, these tubes are available in 300g packs, making them a great addition to your pup’s chew collection.
🐾 Keep your dog happy, occupied, and chewing naturally!
Ingredients: 100% Australian beef trachea
Nutritional Analysis: Protein 21.2% / Fat 66% / Fibre 0.5% / Metabolisable Energy 677kcal per 100g
Shipping information
At The Golden Bone Bakery, we know your pets are eagerly waiting for their healthy treats, so we work to get your order delivered as quickly as possible.
✦ Brisbane & surrounding areas: 1–3 business days
✦ Sydney, Melbourne & surrounding areas: 4–6 business days
✦ SA, WA, TAS, rural areas & NT: 6–12 business days
✦ We offer a flat shipping rate of $11.95 per order, and any orders over $120 qualify for free shipping!
✦ For faster delivery, express shipping is available for $24.95.
To learn more about our shipping process, costs, and special delivery instructions, please visit our full Shipping Policy.
Feeding Guide
All ingredients and nutritional analyses are fully disclosed. These treats are for occasional feeding only and are not a veterinary diet.
Always check the fat content as they may be unsuitable for dogs with pancreatitis or fat-restricted needs. Consult your veterinarian if your dog has a medical condition. Feed in moderation and ensure your pet has access to clean, fresh drinking water.
