Naw natural dog chews
Naw is a natural dog chew brand, built around single-ingredient treats — things like goat ears, cow ears and simple meaty sticks — with nothing else added to the recipe. We stock a selection from the range as part of the natural chew section on our shelves.
Who Naw are
Naw's whole approach is simplicity: a chew that is one named ingredient and nothing more, rather than a manufactured treat with a longer ingredients list. That single-ingredient format makes it straightforward to know exactly what your dog is chewing on, which matters to owners who are trying to manage a sensitivity or simply prefer to keep treats as close to natural as possible.
Chews like these tend to be longer-lasting than a soft biscuit-style treat, which is part of their appeal for dogs who enjoy having something to work on rather than something gone in one bite. A single-ingredient chew also makes it far easier to spot which treat caused a reaction, if a dog ever does react to something new, than a mixed-ingredient biscuit would.
What we stock, and who it suits
We stock a selection from the Naw range, including options like Naw Goat Ears, as part of our natural chew section. What is shown in the grid above reflects what we currently have available to order, and that can shift as stock does.
This is a good fit for owners who want a simple, natural chew without a long ingredients label to check, and for dogs who enjoy a longer-lasting chew over a quick treat. As with any chew, supervise your dog the first few times and size the chew to your dog rather than assuming one product suits every dog equally.
Choosing a chew that suits your dog
Natural chews like these vary in toughness and size across the range, so matching the chew to your dog's size and how hard they typically chew matters more than picking whichever one looks appealing on the shelf. A small or gentle chewer and a large, determined one are better suited to different items in the range.
As with any long-lasting chew, replace it once it has been worn down to a small piece that could be swallowed whole, and keep an eye on your dog while they work through anything new for the first time.
The range
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
Naw Buffalo Braided Pizzle 6"
A single 6-inch braided buffalo pizzle chew for dogs, sold individually
£2.91
NAW Lamb Braid Dog Chews
A 1kg bag of braided lamb chews — 100% lamb, 63.69% protein, from 4 months
£37.45
Naw Buffalo Ear Meat
A single buffalo ear with meat for dogs, small or large, sold individually
From£0.85
Naw Buffalo Trachea
A kilo of single-ingredient buffalo trachea at 55% protein, for dogs from four months
£18.55
Naw Lamb Ears
Air-dried lamb ears — 100% lamb, protein at a minimum of 74.21%, from 4 months
From£5.69
Common questions
- Are Naw chews suitable for all dogs?
- Naw's chews vary in size and toughness across the range, so it is worth matching the specific product to your dog's size and chewing style rather than assuming every item suits every dog. A puppy or a gentle chewer generally needs something softer than a large, determined chewer.
- What are Naw chews made from?
- The range is built around single-ingredient natural chews, such as goat ears and simple meaty sticks, with nothing else added. This makes the ingredients list straightforward compared with a manufactured treat with several components.
- How long do natural chews like these usually last?
- This varies by product and by how enthusiastically your dog chews, but single-ingredient chews of this kind are generally longer-lasting than a soft biscuit-style treat. Replace any chew once it has worn down to a small, easily swallowed piece.
- Does Giddy Pets stock the full Naw range?
- No, we stock a selection rather than every product Naw makes. What is shown in the grid above reflects what we currently have available to order, and that can change as stock does.
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Written by Matt Garnett, who runs Giddy Pets and is a lifelong pet owner — not a vet. This is general information, not veterinary advice, and it cannot replace an examination by the vet who knows your animal. How we write these guides.