Did you know Kangaroo has many advantages for your dog's diet?

Kangaroo is one of the leanest natural meats available and is an ideal source of protein. It contains only 2% fat with most of that being healthy, unsaturated fat. It is a good source of high-quality protein and contains all of the ten essential amino acids that dogs require for good health. This makes kangaroo meat for dogs that suffer from conditions, like pancreatitis, that require a low-fat diet an ideal choice.

Kangaroo meat is a good source of valuable B-group vitamins, including Vitamin B12, Vitamin B6, niacin, riboflavin and thiamine, and taurine.

According to many experts, there is no reason to doubt kangaroo is healthy red meat. It is very lean, a good source of protein, and a very good source of iron and zinc.

Our Kangaroo Jerky is a boneless treat made from long strips of meat from the kangaroo’s belly. These strips are tough and chewy and a big hit with most dogs and great for puppies to munch on. Suitable for all dog breeds, of all ages. A good inside dog treat that is not too messy and does not splinter.

Did you know puppies can eat kangaroo jerky?

Kangaroo meat contains a very high amount of protein and very little fat. It is high in amino acids, which are necessary for your dog's diet. Hypoallergenic and also, contains essential B vitamins, minerals such as zinc, iron, omega 3 fats, and omega 6 fatty acids. It's one of the best, if not the best, red meats you can give your pup. Our Kangaroo Jerky makes an ideal snack for your puppy or dog.

What does kangaroo taste like?

Kangaroo is gamey meat, and some foodies even prefer it to lamb and steak for its tenderness and taste. It tends to be a stronger flavor than beef or lamb, and even though it is very lean meat, it's not tough like venison can sometimes be. It does not taste like chicken and neither does it taste quite an alike steak.

Is kangaroo good for dogs with allergies?

Kangaroo is considered a 'cooling' meat as it lives in a very dry and arid environment. As such, it is ideal for treating dogs with allergies. As kangaroo is only in more recent years being used in processed pet foods, it is a very unique source of animal protein

Is kangaroo good for dogs with sensitive stomachs?

Good for everything, especially sensitive stomachs. A scientifically balanced, holistic, and hypoallergenic food that is suitable for all dogs, but is especially useful for all animals with sensitive stomachs or those suffering from Irritable Bowel Syndrome.

Have you tried Bark with Buster Kangaroo Dog Treats on your dog?

Bark with Buster Kangaroo Jerky dog treats is just what your dog will want. They will have your dog keep coming back for more. Great for even the fussiest of dogs. All natural and Australian-made supporting Australian Farmers.

We have a wide range of Kangaroo Products that will suit dogs of all breeds, shapes, and sizes. Our natural air-dehydrated kangaroo dog treats, help to keep your dog fit and trim.

In particular, our Kangaroo Jerky is a tasty, flavorsome dental chew. It is all-natural and contains no nasties. No preservatives, additives, chemicals, or sugars. Just pure meat makes this an ideal dog snack. 

Our Kangaroo Jerky is guaranteed to be your doggo's best friend. Tasty, chewable, and we know will keep your dog smacking its lips for more. A perfect way to assist with your dog’s dental hygiene, which many dog owners may tend to overlook.

Bark with Buster Dog Treats are:

*100% Australian-made, natural and healthy

*Premium human-grade quality

*No use of any additives, chemicals, or preservatives

*Quality dog treats ensure nutritional benefits and long shelf life

*Prepared in one of the few AS5812 export accredited experienced facilities

As our Kangaroo Jerky like all our other dehydrated air-dried dog treats are all-natural, they come in varied shapes, lengths, and sizes.

All of our dog treats including our Kangaroo Jerky are air-dried for many long hours depleting any moisture from our products. Therefore, the weight of our products is actually meat and not bulked up with water or fluids.

Some people ask, is kangaroo healthier than beef?

Yes, kangaroo meat is a healthier red meat option for your dog than beef. It is also high in protein, Also, compared to beef, kangaroo contains double the amount of iron and triple that of chicken and pork.

What is the one meat all dogs should avoid?

Common meats to avoid are processed meats like sausage, bologna, hot dogs, etc.

Did you know these are just 10 foods you should avoid feeding your dog or new puppy?

*Chocolate

*Onions

*Garlic

*Avocado

*Potatoes

*Coffee

*Citrus

*Grapes and raisins

*Yeast

*Milk

Some people ask if eating kangaroo is ethical.

Kangaroo meat will now be called "australus" in keeping with calling deer meat venison, cow meat beef, and pig meat pork. Australus was the winning entry by the Sydney-based Food Companion International magazine that sought a term to separate the animal's name from food.

Due to land clearing and the subsequent abundance of grass, kangaroo populations have grown and farmers have come to view kangaroos as pests. In response to the growing population, the Australian government permits license holders to 'cull' or shoot kangaroos. The numbers are closely monitored by the authorities.

When did kangaroo culling begin?

The “harvesting” of kangaroos began in 1959. The industry provides more than 4,000 much-needed jobs, mostly in rural areas. Sixty percent of kangaroo meat is used for pet food; of that which is used for human consumption, nearly 80 percent is exported, more than three-quarters of it to Russia.

How are kangaroos killed?

When examining animal welfare it is important to look at how an animal is slaughtered. Under the law, kangaroos must be killed with a single shot to the head. However, as they are in their native habitat in the wild and not in a contained area, these sometimes can be difficult.

Is kangaroo culling necessary?

It is unlikely that major changes to the way in which we farm or manage our land will occur in the short term, therefore, it is sometimes considered necessary to control these populations of kangaroos.

This research adds to a growing body of evidence that too many kangaroos can harm the environment - just like too many sheep, cattle, horses or any other large herbivores can

What did Aboriginal people use kangaroos for?

The kangaroo is one of Australia's largest land animals, and because of this, the Aboriginal people consider it a valuable source of food and raw building materials. They have used it for many generations not just for its meat, but also for its furry skin, bones, and gristle to make utensils, ornaments, and weapons.

Did Australian Aboriginals eat kangaroo?

In the past, kangaroo meat was more widely accepted. It was always eaten by aboriginal Australians, for whom the succulent tail, roasted in a pitful of embers, is a particular delicacy.

There’s no Aussie animal more iconic than our kangaroos. You might be familiar with these hopping marsupials, but we bet you didn’t know these fascinating facts. As they have long feet and large tails, kangaroos can’t walk or hop backward.

Are kangaroos friendly?

Whilst many people see large male kangaroos as placid grazing animals. The reality is that they can be aggressive towards people. Although the risk of this happening is very small, we still need to be wary of them.