Nylabone Healthy Edibles Animal-Shaped Puppy Chew Treats Lamb & Apple XS/Petite – Up To 15 lbs 8 Count

Puppies chew like it’s their full-time job, so why not give them something that actually helps while they’re at it? Nylabone Healthy Edibles Animal-Shaped Puppy Chew Treats come in a tasty lamb and apple flavor that feels more like a reward than a distraction. These Nylabone Dog Chew Treats are gentle on little bellies, highly digestible, and packed with natural ingredients. No added salt, no sugar, and none of the fake stuff, just the good bits that make you feel okay about handing one over.

The bonus? Each of these best chew bones for dogs has DHA to support brain and eye development, which is a win while your pup is still figuring out the world. Made for puppies three months and older, these treats turn “please stop chewing my shoes” moments into happy tail wags.

Wheat Starch; Glycerin; Pea Protein; Natural Flavor; Powdered Cellulose; Lecithin; Dried Chicken; Calcium Carbonate; Apple; Potato Starch; Oat Hulls; Fish Oil; Lamb Meal; Natural Bacon Flavor

Caloric Content

• 3179 kcal/kg
  
• 70 kcal/treat

Guaranteed Analysis

• Crude Protein (min): 4%
  
• Crude Fat (min): 0.5%
  
• Crude Fiber (max): 8%
  
• Moisture (max): 15%
  
• Calcium (min): 0.2%
  
• Docosahexaenoic Acid (DHA, min): 0.01%

• Always keep some fresh water out. Pups get thirsty when they’re busy chewing.
• These chews are natural, so don’t worry if they don’t all look the same. That’s part of their charm.
• Sometimes you’ll notice a bit of smell or oil while your dog is chewing. Totally normal, but it can rub off on rugs or furniture.
• Try to stick around while your pup enjoys their treat. It’s safer, and you’ll get to watch them having the best time.
• If a chew starts to look rough or breaks into sharp bits, just toss it and give them something safer instead.

• Offer a chew as a little reward or something fun to keep your pup busy.
• Stay nearby so you know they’re chewing safely.
• Keep fresh water within reach while they enjoy it.
• Take the chew away if it gets too small or starts breaking apart.
• Use these only as occasional treats alongside their regular meal.