Replying To @Ladystan91 Natural Dehydrated Hides Are A Byproduct Of The Meat Industry. Rawhide Is A Byproduct Of The Leather Industry. Rawhide As It's Commonly Known Is A Byproduct Of The Leather Industry. It’s Full Of Chemicals And Preservatives. Before The Hide Is Made Into Leather, It’s Often Split. The Thinner Lower Layer Is Turned Into Rawhide, While The Top Layer Continues The Tanning Process And Is Turned Into Leather For Shoes, Purses, Or Anything Else. Because Rawhides Are Made From This Thinner Layer Of Skin, They Can Break Very Easily Into Chunks That Pose A Choking Hazard Or Can Create Blockages In The Digestive Tract. This Danger, Combined With The Salt Brines And Lime Used To Preserve And Process The Hides, Is A Major Reason Why So Many Pet Owners Are Looking For Healthier Alternatives To Rawhide Chews. Cowhide And Beef Hide Would Still Broadly Be Considered “Rawhide”, But Specifically Rawhide Made From Whole Cow Hides. However, These Terms Are Frequently Used To Describe Natural Chews That Are Healthier And Safer Than The Highly Processed Rawhide That Most People Are Familiar With. For Example, Here At Ugly Chews, We Refer To Our Chews As Cowhide Or Beef Hide Because They Are 100% Natural And Sourced From Local Ranches. We Literally Only Wash Them With Water, Flesh Off The Fat, Cut Them To Size, And Let Them Dry In The Sun. Like Us, There Are Other All Natural Beef Hide Makers That Follow Similar Processes. Unlike Industrial Rawhide, These Hides Aren’t Split Or Thinned. They Are The Whole Beef Hide. The Extra Thickness Makes Them Last Longer And Makes It Less Likely For Large Chunks To Break Off And Create Problematic Blockages. Our Beef Hides Are Also Completely Chemical And Additive Free. We Even Keep The Hair On Them Because In Moderation, Dogs Love It, And It Can Help Clean Their Teeth And Digestive System. Some Natural Beef Hide Products Have The Hair Removed, But It’s Still More Or Less The Same Thing.
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