Pig snouts slow dried, exactly that — dried snouts from pigs. While people rarely enjoy pig snouts very much (although common menu items in some cuisines) they are quite nutritious.

Over 79% of a pig snout is protein, a major macronutrient your dog needs in his diet. Most of that protein comes from collagen — a protein that is found in connective tissue and cartilage.

This protein is a major component for your pups health, as it helps them build muscle and connective tissue, and can assist in joint and can assist in joint and cartilage issues. And while snouts do have a small amount fat in them), they have a protein to fat is a fairly low ratio of 3.6 to 1.

Pig snouts are also rich in iron, which is required to carry oxygen in the haemoglobin of red blood cells through the body, and assists in the production of energy in your pup. And carries enzymes so your pups body can function normally

These snouts are not as chewy.