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Redbarn Pet Products Cow Tail

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Management number 235070351 Release Date 2026/07/02 List Price US$0.80 Model Number 235070351
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  • Weight: 3.0 lb
  • Pack Size: 45

Give your dog a natural cow tail dog chew that keeps them busy and helps keep teeth cleaner. Choose Redbarn Cow Tail, a firm, 5.75-inch chew that satisfies the urge to gnaw and makes downtime calmer. Stock up with the case of 45 so you never run out on training days or rainy afternoons.

Key Features

  • Natural chew: Cow tail delivers a satisfying, single-piece chew for focused gnawing.
  • Helps oral care: Chewing action can scrape away soft plaque between brushings.
  • Behavior support: Redirect nervous energy and ease boredom during crate time.
  • Bulk convenience: A 45-count case makes daily chewing easy for busy homes.
  • Light to store: About 3.0 lb total weight keeps your stash compact and tidy.

Applications

Offer after walks to settle into rest. Use during conference calls to keep paws off shoes and furniture. Hand one as a high-value reward for calm behavior or gentle settling in the crate.

Specifications

  • Length: Approximately 5.75 in per chew
  • Pack Size: Case of 45 tails
  • Total Weight: About 3.0 lb per case
  • Source Material: Cow tail

Supervise every chew and provide fresh water. Match chew size to your dog's chewing style, and discard small pieces. Store in a cool, dry place to maintain freshness.


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