Etta Says! 10" MEGA Premium Crunchy Turkey Dog Chew Treats

Regular price $9.49 USD
Crunchy, delicious treats are made without artificial additives, fillers, preservatives or meat by-products. Made with limited ingredients to be easily digestible—even for pups with sensitive tummies. High protein, non-allergenic treats...

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  • Crunchy, delicious treats are made without artificial additives, fillers, preservatives or meat by-products.
  • Made with limited ingredients to be easily digestible—even for pups with sensitive tummies.
  • High protein, non-allergenic treats have no added grains and help to support a healthy skin and coat.
  • The unique, chewable texture promotes good dental hygiene while your pup chews.
  • Made in the USA with natural ingredients from American farms!

Do what Etta says and treat your pup to her pawsome MEGA Premium Crunchy Turkey Dog Chew Treats . These delicious chews are made with a unique mixture of rawhide and buffalo meat formed into a tasty, chewable treat. Plus, they're made with limited ingredients to be easily digestible for all pups, even those with sensitive tummies. These high-protein, non-allergenic treats are made without grain, so they can help support a healthy skin and coat, while the unique, chewable texture promotes good dental hygiene while your pup chews. Best of all, they're made in the USA with natural ingredients from American farms! So, you can trust that you're giving the absolute best to your absolute best pal.

Product specifications table
Specification name Specification Value
Dog age group Adult
Package type Bag
Pet dietary requirements Allergy & food sensitivity, Grain-free, Skin & coat care, Dental health
Pet food flavor Turkey
Pet treat texture Crunchy, Chewy
Pet treat type Chewy, Crunchy

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