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Short description
Health food treats for your dog, high protein, not high carbs. Great for training or snacks
Animals Like Us freeze-dried lamb treats are high in protein for improved musle mass and rich in omega 3 and 6 for healthy skin and shiny coats. Made from New Zealand lamb heart, lung and liver, these make for a great snack or training reward for dogs.
Feeding Guide
Treating food only as a supplement to main meals
Care instructions
Treating food only as a supplement to main meals
Description
Animals Like Us healthy dog treats are made from 100% New Zealand freeze-dried grass-fed lamb organs. High protein, not high carbs, our freeze-dried treats are perfect as training aids or snacks for your pal.
Ingredients
Grass-Fed Lamb Organs
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