Freeze Dried Lamb Lung
Freeze Dried Lamb Lung
Freeze dried lamb lung dog treatscontain iron, selenium, protein, calcium, gray matter, thiamine, riboflavin, iron, niacin, which can give the body a comprehensive tonic, and high quality protein for the treatment of weak body.
Freeze dried lamb lung dog treats, as a kind of freeze dried raw food, contain iron, selenium, protein, calcium, gray matter, thiamine, riboflavin, iron, niacin, a high-quality protein which is very useful in the treatment of weak body and blood deficiency. With large amounts of vitamin A, lamb lungs for dogscan also help maintain vision.
Ingredients of Freeze Dried Lamb Lung
100% Lamb Lung
Guaranteed Analysis of Freeze Dried Lamb Lung
Crude protein ≥75%
Crude fat ≥8%
Crude fiber ≤1%
Crude ash ≤8%
Moisture ≤6%
Product Features of Freeze Dried Lamb Lung
Sterilization through pasteurization and irradiation offers a guarantee for pets' health
Large amounts of vitamin A can also help maintain vision
Carefully selected raw materials from quality farms and advanced vacuum freeze-drying process
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