Venison Joe's is a Texas based company. Here at Joe's, we are all committed to giving our own dogs the highest quality natural foods available and the best quality all natu- ral dog snacks and dog treats. After giving our own dogs all sorts of natural bones and treats, we noticed that dogs really like the taste of venison and especially hickory smoked venison bones.
Venison makes a great protein source for their diet and offers some variation for them. Our smoked venison bones make a great alternative snack chew for dogs that have allergies to other proteins and because we make an all natural product, it is good for dogs without allergies of any kind too. Try natural venison bones for your dog and you will see that they truly enjoy the wild taste that it offers.
Bison also makes a good alternative protein source. All of the bison that we use are free range Texas Bison. Our Texas Bisonbones are hickory smoked to perfec- tion. If you have a large dog that likes to
chew...then your dog just might have met it's match with these bones. Bison is becoming more and more popular as a natural al- ternative for dogs. Many new dog foods contain bison as a unique protein source and dogs are not only loving it but they are also performing well on it. If your dog has an allergy to beef, that doesn't necessarily mean that they have an intolerance of bison. These new additions to Venison Joe's are sure to provide hours and hours and hours of entertainment. You will find them next to our venison products under the heading Texas Bison in our online store: Shop Our Dog Chews
All of the hickory smoked dog bones that we offer are from animals that are fed a nat- ural diet and never grazed in pastures that have been sprayed by chemicals so you can rest
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