Moo Tubes | Dried Cow Trachea Beef Weasand

Marshmallow enjoys a Moo Tube/Dried Cow Trachea Beef Weasand. I find that offering them to her once, at most twice a week is the desired frequency. One tube is basically a meal for my wee Aussie Kelpie Girl. She has taken to hiding it in her bed for later on if given too frequently. I quietly remove it for good hygiene and it is quite funny to watch her surreptitiously search for her ‘stash’.

Moo Tubes are consumed by holding the tube between the paws and then munching down on the tube end. This creates some interesting wind effects with Marshmallows breath, particularly if she tries to bark at a passer by while munging her moo tube. In addition, the toasty moo tubes are quite percussive and crunchy - they snap and crackle as they are methodically dismantled. And the pop? Well since adoption Marshmallow has settled to the point where she will fart in front of me without any self consciousness. The moo tubes do seem to generate a little digestive percussion, but it is not at all offensive. In fact, it’s hilarious! All in all, by my reckoning these are the biggest Ferguson’s TREATO and are excellent value. Marshmallow’s teeth have NO plaque. Zero. Marshmallow sends Fergus a big moo tube flavoured kiss, right on his noggin. x

My whippets LOVE all the Ferguson's treatos. These are crunchy and easy for them to eat with no mess

My dog loves these moo tubes. I swear if she could, she would eat a bag a day. They keep her occupied for a decent amount of time, so I can finally do something without her being a velcro dog. Thanks for the yummy treats. They are a life saver.

Both my staffys just love them. They wait in vain to see whats left when the other one walks away. To late. Nothing is left.

My dogs love the moo tubes! I have purchased a large bag twice now, and like to make it extra special by stuffing their dinner inside the tubes. They get very excited when the moo tubes come out! A medium lasting treating for my two super chewers.