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About Our Bulk Cow Tail Chews

Our bulk cow tails are single-ingredient, high-protein chews made from 100% South American beef. These treats are all natural with no additives, preservatives, hormones, or fillers. Suitable for dogs of all breeds and sizes.

Whether you’re a retailer stocking shelves or a multi-dog household looking for quality in quantity, our bulk cow tails are an affordable, nutritious option.

Why Choose Our Cow Tail Chews

Ethically Sourced: Made from 100% South American beef, sourced responsibly.
Easy to Digest: A great alternative to rawhide with better digestibility and fewer risks.
Crunchy to Chewy: Starts off crunchy then softens into a satisfying, longer-lasting chew.
High in Protein, Low in Fat: Great for health-conscious pet owners.
Naturally Processed: No chemicals, preservatives, hormones, additives, or fillers.
Assorted Thicknesses: Every order includes a variety of tail sizes to match different chewing needs (6”-8” option).

Choosing the Right Cow Tail for Your Dog

4” Cow Tails: Small breeds, puppies over 8 months.

6-8” Cow Tails: Medium to large breeds.

These chews are safe for most dogs, but always supervise chewing, especially with young puppies or senior dogs who may have more sensitive teeth.

FAQ About Cow Tail Chews

When should I discard the cow tail chew?

You should discard the cow tail chew once it becomes small enough to pose a choking hazard or if any sharp pieces or splinters form during chewing. It's also best to remove the chew after the outer layers have been stripped off and before your dog attempts to swallow large chunks. Always supervise chewing to ensure safe use.

How long do cow tails last?

Cow tail chews have a shelf life of up to 2 years when stored in a cool, dry place. Store in a sealed container or dry environment at room temperature to maintain freshness.

Are cow tails fully digestible?

While easier to digest than rawhide, they are still considered chews, so it’s best to supervise and monitor chewing.

How long should I let my dog chew on a cow tail?

For most dogs, 15 to 30 minutes per session is a good starting point. If they’re new to the chew, this helps prevent overconsumption and digestive upset. You can increase chew time gradually based on your dog’s tolerance and chewing style.