A piece of Goat Horn end for dogs to eat as a treat
Medium-sized brown dog woth a goat horn end treat
Goat Horn End
A piece of goat horn end held in hand

Goat Horn End

 
$12.00
 

Rich in protein and keratin for a shiny coat

Our Goat Horn Ends are a raw treat, made from the base of the horn of farmed goats. This delicious treat for dogs is made up of a hard keratin outer sheath, and an internal marrow layer. Both are rich in both protein and keratin- helping give your dog's coat a lustrous shine. 

Keeps your dog occupied for hours

Goat horns are a tough chew that can keep your dog occupied for hours. The marrow inside the horn encourages your dog to keep chewing to access this tasty treat. The tactile act of chewing helps to prevent tartare build-up on your dog's teeth, and encourages good oral health. 

Good for food sensitivities and allergies

Goat, for most dogs, is a novel protein. This means that it can be a safe and healthy treat to provide to dogs that have food sensitivities or allergies to more commonly-fed protein sources. Check out our other allergy-friendly treat options here.

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    • Very tough chew: The tough, hardy structure of goat horn makes it difficult for dogs to break down quickly, resulting in hours of enrichment. 
    • All natural: Goat horns are largely unchanged from their natural state, making them a great choice for pet parents looking for a natural treat. 
    • Keratin in the horn can be ingested by your dogs. It helps form a healthy coat. 
    • Novel protein: Goat is a novel protein and as such is great for dogs with sensitivities to more common proteins, such as beef and chicken. 
    • Rough texture: The rough texture of goat horn helps to mechanically clean a dog's teeth and gums, promoting good dental health. 


    When giving your pet treats or chews, it's important to keep their overall diet balanced. On average, we recommend offering 1-2 pieces for a small dog & 2-4 pieces for a large dog per day.

    While these treats are nutritious, they do not form a balanced diet by themselves, so please remember to adjust your pet’s daily intake accordingly to avoid overfeeding. Always ensure that fresh water is available, and consult with your veterinarian or Pet Nutritionist if you have any concerns about your pet's diet or health.

    One medium Goat Horn End

    Calorie Content: 246.7 kcal/100g (1032kJ/100g)

    Protein: 64.4% 

    Fat: 1.6% 

    Ash: 30.8% 

    Our pets are our babies, so it makes sense to supervise them while they're enjoying a treat. Even though incidents are very rare, we still recommend monitoring your pet when they're eating, understand their particular eating habits, and choosing the right treats for their needs accordingly.

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