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BarknBig Bison Saddle Bone: AVAILABLE BY CASE ONLY
BarknBig gives you the Bison Saddle bone. Slow-baked to perfection in all it's natural juices. Saddle bones are apart of the hip joint that keeps these amazing animals on their powerful feet. Like the knucklebone, the saddle bone is softer on our pets' teeth. Marrow is still accessible to keep the dogs grinding for more. The size of this bone is slightly smaller than a knuckle, making it more manageable for smaller dogs. There isn't a more hip bone on the market.
Information and Policies
General Terms
- Minimum order requirement is $200.
- Orders are shipped within 2-3 business days.
- Actual freight from CO will be added to orders.
- BarknBig products cannot be sold on Amazon or other 3rd party websites
Payments
- Accepts Visa, MasterCard, American Express, & Discover.
Returns
- We do not take product returns unless upon receiving the items there are defects in packaging or visible defect in the product.
- Please take a picture of the defect and send it to info@barknbig.com to be processed as a credit on your account.
As we engage new bones, there is a standard of safety, quality and palatability each bone must meet. As pet parents, safety means a lot and so does nutritional value. That's why BarknBig takes every precaution to ensure that bones retain nutrition, are produced safely and intended for the right dog. With our precautions and your supervision, these healthy bones can work their way into your dog's diet with ease. Our process to making the best bones for dogs include the following:
- taking the time to detach a hazardous small bone fragments from a large bone
- slow-baking the bones at low temperatures to help reduce splintering and keeping marrow intact
- keeping them chemical free.
- relentless testing from the fur crew and all their close friends.
There are different types of chewers out there. Some gum and lick, some bite and snap. We leave you the responsibility to categorize your dogs' chewing habits. Fortunately, we can steer you in the right direction when it comes bone benefits, knowing what bones are safe for dogs (much to do with the processing) and which bones suit your aggressive chewer or petite princess.