Primal Raw Recreational Bones for Dogs - Buffalo Marrow Nutrition Facts

Primal Raw Recreational Bones for Dogs - Buffalo Marrow is a dog treat by Primal with a minimum of 18% protein and 15% fat.

At a glance

18%Protein (min)
15%Fat (min)

Its 18% minimum protein is higher than 61% of the 752 dog treats in this database.

First ingredients

Buffalo marrow bone

Nutrition facts

NutrientAmount
Protein (min)18%
Fat (min)15%
Fiber (max)1%
Moisture (max)20%

Ingredients

Buffalo Marrow Bone.

Feeding guidelines

Recreational bones can be feed as a recreational treat up to two bones per week. Always monitor your dog when feeding recreational bones—these treats are NOT to be completely consumed. Once completely cleaned, bones should be discarded within one to two days. Recreational Bones can be fed right from the freezer, and are best served outdoors or on a patio. If you choose to serve bones indoors, place them on a mat, towel, or other surface that can be machine-washed or easily disinfected. Be sure to always monitor your pet when feeding any bone product.

Package sizes

1 Pak6 Pak

Frequently asked questions

How much protein does Primal Raw Recreational Bones for Dogs - Buffalo Marrow have?

Primal Raw Recreational Bones for Dogs - Buffalo Marrow guarantees a minimum of 18% protein and 15% fat on the label.

What are the main ingredients in Primal Raw Recreational Bones for Dogs - Buffalo Marrow?

The first ingredients listed are buffalo marrow bone.

Is Primal Raw Recreational Bones for Dogs - Buffalo Marrow grain-free?

Based on its published ingredient list, Primal Raw Recreational Bones for Dogs - Buffalo Marrow does not contain common grains such as corn, wheat, rice, or soy.

About this data

Data sources: Primal.

Data was compiled manually and may be out of date.

Barcode (GTIN): 895135000588

Data last updated July 11, 2026.

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