Approximate length 11cm
 
Rawhide pressed bones are made from the inner layer of cow or other animal hides that have been cleaned, dried, and pressed into bone shapes. 
 
Dental Health The chewing action helps scrape off plaque and tartar from the teeth, which may contribute to better oral hygiene and reduce the risk of dental issues such as gum disease and tooth decay. However, it's important to note that rawhide bones are not a substitute for regular brushing and professional dental care.
 
Chewing and Mental Stimulation: Chewing on a bone can help alleviate boredom and provide mental stimulation, particularly for dogs who are highly active or prone to destructive chewing. It may also help relieve stress or anxiety in some dogs.
 
Strong Jaw and Teeth: The act of chewing on a rawhide bone requires some effort from your dog's jaws, which can help strengthen their jaw muscles. Additionally, the pressure exerted on the bones during chewing may help promote stronger teeth.
 
However, it's important to consider the potential risks associated with rawhide pressed bones:
 
Digestive Issues: Some dogs may have difficulty digesting rawhide. It can be challenging for the digestive system to break down the tough and indigestible material, which can lead to gastrointestinal issues such as blockages or irritation. If your dog tends to swallow large pieces of rawhide or has a history of digestive sensitivities, it's best to avoid rawhide bones altogether.
 
Choking Hazard