Description
Gnü is the nutrition dogs once got from raw bones, slow-simmered and shaped into a clean, fully digestible chew. It’s daily advanced nutrition disguised as something your dog will beg for.
S low-simmered from real bones, designed for a gentler digestive experience. E ach chew contains a therapeutic dose of collagen (up to 29g) for joint, hip, mobility, skin, coat, and gut wellness. Naturally scrubs plaque and tartar for cleaner teeth.
Tips for a perfect chew session
A little water helps
If your dog doesn’t take to the chew right away, run the end under hot water for ~30 seconds to release natural aromas and entice your dog.
Soak
If your dog has super sensitive teeth, soak the end of the chew for ~5 minutes in hot water to start the softening process.
Post-chew clean
We suggest wiping your dog’s mouth after their chew session is over, as some dogs with longer fur can get a little sticky from the chew.
The last bite
When your dog is (almost) finished and there’s just a small nub left, pop it in the oven for 5–6 minutes at 400° to make a crunchy treat.
How hard are the Bone Broth Chews?
Gnü Bone Broth Chews are firm but soften upon contact with saliva, and re-harden between chewing sessions. They are not quite as hard as yak chews, but are slightly more durable than a collagen cheek roll.
If your dog has very sensitive teeth, you can pre-soften the chew by running or dipping the tip in warm water for 60 seconds.
Do they break apart when dogs chew?
Gnü Bone Broth Chews are designed to soften, not splinter, as your dog chews. They re-harden in between chewing sessions.
How long do the chews last?
It depends on your dog and how aggressively they chew! The current size (35g) chews keep our founder’s 25 lb terrier mix happily occupied for 2–3 days.
For larger dogs (like a golden), they offer a shorter, satisfying chew, usually around 30 minutes.
