100% Australian Beef Tendon. Between 10-15cm
Natural chewing satisfaction: Chewing on beef tendon can help alleviate boredom, reduce anxiety, and provide mental stimulation for your dog.
Dental health: The fibrous texture of tendon can help scrape away plaque and tartar from the teeth, potentially reducing the risk of dental issues like gum disease and tooth decay. It can also help exercise the jaw muscles.
Nutritional composition of beef tendon per 100 grams:
Calories: Approximately 350-400 calories
Protein: Around 25-30 grams
Carbohydrates: less than 1 gram.
SINGLE-INGREDIENT TREAT. Free from artificial additives and preservatives
Natural source of glucosamine and chondroitin: These compounds are known to support joint health and can be beneficial for dogs, especially those with arthritis or joint-related conditions. Regular consumption of beef tendon may help maintain joint function and mobility.
Low in fat. Protein source supports muscle development, tissue repair, and various physiological functions within the body.
100% Australian Beef Tendon (25-30cm)
Natural chewing satisfaction: Chewing on beef tendon can help alleviate boredom, reduce anxiety, and provide mental stimulation for your dog.
Dental health: The fibrous texture of tendon can help scrape away plaque and tartar from the teeth, potentially reducing the risk of dental issues like gum disease and tooth decay. It can also help exercise the jaw muscles.
Nutritional composition of beef tendon per 100 grams:
Calories: Approximately 350-400 calories
Protein: Around 25-30 grams
Carbohydrates: less than 1 gram.
SINGLE-INGREDIENT TREAT. Free from artificial additives and preservatives
Natural source of glucosamine and chondroitin: These compounds are known to support joint health and can be beneficial for dogs, especially those with arthritis or joint-related conditions. Regular consumption of beef tendon may help maintain joint function and mobility.
Low in fat. Protein source supports muscle development, tissue repair, and various physiological functions within the body.
When introducing new food into your pet's diet it's best to consult with your veterinarian to determine the appropriate amount and frequency of feeding based on your pet's specific needs.
Always provide fresh, adequate drinking water.
