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Rocky Mountain Raw Air Dried Pork Liver Dog Treats

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Limited Ingredients
Limited Ingredients

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Crunchy Treats
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Vendor:Rocky Mountain Raw

Rocky Mountain Raw Air Dried Pork Liver Dog Treats

$9.99
Size
Size: 60g
In stock, ready to ship

Pickup available at PetMax Hamilton - Retail Location

Usually ready in 24 hours

Highlights

Limited Ingredients
Limited Ingredients

Simplified Recipe

Crunchy Treats
Crunchy Treats

Munch & Crunch

97059

Pairs well with

Product Details

Description

Pork liver treats are a nutrient-packed option for dogs, rich in protein, vitamin A, and iron to support overall health and a shiny coat. Their strong flavor makes them perfect for training. Feed in moderation and consult your vet before adding new treats to your dog's diet.

Ingredients

Ingredient: Pork Liver

Crude Protein 62% min
Crude Fat 6% min
Crude Fibre 2% min
Moisture 16% min

FAQs

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What are Rocky Mountain Raw Air Dried Pork Liver treats?
These are single-ingredient treats made from only pork liver, air-dried to preserve natural nutrients and flavour.
What is the nutritional profile?
Each treat provides a minimum of 62% crude protein, 6% crude fat, 2% crude fibre, and 16% moisture. The high protein and low fat content make these a lean, nutrient-dense treat.
What are the health benefits of pork liver?
Pork liver is nutrient-packed, rich in protein, vitamin A, and iron. These nutrients support overall health, energy levels, and a shiny coat.
Are these treats good for training?
Yes, pork liver has a strong flavour that dogs find irresistible, making these treats perfect for training sessions. They can be broken into smaller pieces for repeated rewarding.
Are there any additives or preservatives?
No, these are a single-ingredient treat made from only pork liver. The air-drying process naturally preserves the treat without the need for artificial additives. Feed in moderation and consult your vet before adding new treats.