A rawhide bone with the cavity packed with tripe, sold two to a pack. The point of it is the smell, which pulls a dog back to the bone every time they abandon it, so it lasts longer than a plain rawhide bone of the same size. It is a thing to give a dog who needs occupying, rather than a treat you hand out through the day.

The composition published for it is two words, rawhide and tripe, and the label is explicit that this is a complementary food which is not meant to replace a balanced diet. The stated guidance is to keep fresh water available while feeding and that it may be given at any time of day as a treat or a reward. No analytical constituents panel is published for this one anywhere we could find, which is covered in the questions below.

• Composition: rawhide and tripe
• Stated on the label as a complementary food, not a replacement for a balanced diet
• Two bones per pack
• Keep fresh water available when feeding
• No analytical constituents panel published

No analytical panel exists for this product, and we are not going to borrow one. Other treats in this range publish protein, fat, ash, fibre and moisture; this one does not, and the siblings that do are different recipes, so their numbers would be fiction here. What we can tell you is what the composition says and what the pack says about how to use it. If you need the numbers, the plain dried meat treats in this range publish theirs and this one does not.

Who it's for: A dog who gets bored of plain rawhide and needs a reason to keep coming back to it. Give it when you can keep half an eye on them, and take it away once it is small enough to swallow whole.