Lamb is a high quality food loaded with B12 and B3 vitamins, Omega 3 and Omega 6 acids and selenium and zinc, not to mention antioxidants, proteins and essential amino acids. It’s optimum to support muscle development and encourage optimum skin and coat health in dogs (and cats too).

Lamb tends to be a fattier meat however so may be great for active or working dogs or those looking to put on weight but less suitable for overweight or older dogs.

Dogs need protein to build, heal, and maintain body tissues and to protect and regulate body process.

It is largely a myth that lamb doesn’t cause any allergies. Dogs (and cats) can develop allergies over time. It’s important to note the symptoms and avoid it.

Lamb Allergy Symptoms: 

• Itchy skin

• Lesions on areas like the muzzle, feet, and groin

• Red skin

• Dry skin

• Changes in pigment of skin due to excessive licking

• Alopecia (baldness) due to excessive licking

• Diarrhea

• Constipation

• Fecal mucus and blood

• Flatulence

• Frequent bowel movement (sometimes up to 6 times a day)

• Skin infections

• Ear infections

• Vomiting

Lamb Bones
Lamb bones can also splinter which is dangerous for dogs as it can cause very painful cuts to the gums, mouth and throat, or, worse, can lead to choking, serious internal injuries like gastrointestinal tract puncture, punctured organs, and even death.

Signs of bones stuck in your dog’s throat:

• Anxious Pacing

• Choking

• Constant Licking of Lips

• Difficulty Sitting or Staying Still

• Drinking Water Excessively

• Gagging

• Vomiting

• Wretching

If your dog has any issues with Lamb, Lamb Bones, or is showing any one of the respective symptoms.  immediately seek out medical attention from your veterinarian. Please avoid Ramu if your dog is allergic to lamb and consider other options or Bespoke Kuro Snacks instead.

With any new food, it’s always best to feed your dog only a little at first. Wait to see of there is any adverse reaction, if any, before you let your dog eat more. When in doubt, please consult your veterinarian.

With Ramu by Kuro Snacks, all lamb is carefully deboned before it is fully oven cooked and dehydrated to avoid the risk of salmonella or other nasty bacterial infections.