Collagen stick and beef tripe

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Try our new collagen sticks coated with beef tripe!

A delicious long lasting chew!

Sold individually

Is your dog not a big fan of collagen? Here's the solution!
Beef tripe has an appealing smell that many dogs find irresistible. Additionally, beef tripe is relatively easy to digest due to its natural enzyme composition.

Collagen is a chewing stick that lasts longer than a bully stick while being less greasy and easily digestible!

Our collagen stick comes from the inner layer of beef skin, called the dermis, which contains 95% of collagen. Collagen is a protein that serves as a glue to hold your dog's entire body together. It is known to help maintain healthy bones, joints and tendons, improve digestive problems and improve the appearance of the coat.

Our collagen sticks are also a great treat to keep your dog busy, stimulate endorphin release and satisfy his need to chew. Each stick is hand weighed to ensure the quality of your purchase.

Tripe is often considered easy to digest for dogs. It contains enzymes that can aid in digestion, making it a good choice for dogs with sensitive stomachs.

BENEFITS:

Lasts up to 20% longer than a bully stick of the same weigh
Helps clean your dog's teeth
Reduces anxiety and calms your dog
Helps improve joint pain
Ingredients: dehydrated beef skin and tripe
100% natural, chemical free
High protein (75%) and low fat (-1%) treat
Appealing smell for your dog
Produced in Canada and Turkey

WEIGHT: Sold individually- 30-50g (6 inches)

IMPORTANT: this treat can can leave marks on fabrics when chewing.

SHELF LIFE: 1 year in a cool, dry place

OFFER UNDER SUPERVISION AND WITH WATER

Feeding recommendations

Our chews are considered healthy treats to offer under supervision.

For the first few times, it is recommended to offer for short periods of chewing (maximum 20 minutes). Thereafter, offer according to his needs, keeping in mind that a treat should not represent more than 10% of your dog's daily dietary needs.