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- Rawhide chews are a popular treat for dog. You might have heard that rawhide is good for your dog’s teeth and helps with his natural instinct to chew. But are there any drawbacks to giving your dog rawhide treats? Are there other alternatives that work just as well? Here’s what you need to know.
- What are rawhide dog treats made of?Rawhide treats come from the inner layer of cow or horse hides. During manufacturing, the hides are cleaned and cut or ground. Then they’re pressed into chewable dog treats of different shapes and sizes. To make them more appealing for dogs, some rawhide treats contain beef, chicken, or liver flavorings.
- 2. What are the benefits of rawhide?All dogs need to chew. It’s a natural instinct. Some even spend hours chewing every day. Chewing can provide your dog stimulation and help relieve anxiety. Especially with puppies, treats like rawhide bones can be a great substitute for your leather shoes and the legs of the dining room tableChewing also keeps dogs’ jaws strong, teeth clean, and breath a bit fresher. Dogs that chew regularly on rawhides and other bones or toys have less plaque and tartar build-up on teeth.
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Fresh poultry meat (30 %); Rice (23 %); Poultry protein, low ash, dried (19 %); Maize; Fish meal from seafish (6 %); Poultry fat; Vegetable oil (palm, coconut); Egg, dried (2,5 %); Gelatine, hydrolysed (2,5 %); Brewers’ yeast, dried (2,5 %); Carob pods, dried; Dried beet pulp, desugared; Dicalcium phosphate; Poultry liver, hydrolysed; Linseed; Chia seeds; Sodium chloride; Potassium chloride
Analytical constituents
Protein 29,0 %; Fat content 17,0 %; Crude ash 6,5 %; Crude fibre 2,0 %; Moisture 10,0 %; Calcium 1,25 %; Phosphorus 1,0 %; Sodium 0,35 %
| A special recipe for special dogs. Since its only source of animal protein is fish, this grain-free recipe is also the ideal solution for animals with food intolerances or allergies. Amaranth, a nutritious alternative to grain, is one of the oldest crops known to man and provides important nutrients, vitamins and minerals. With extra fresh salmon, this recipe is particularly tasty, even to picky pups. Antarctic krill from sustainable fisheries provides omega-3 fatty acids in a form which can be utilised particularly well by the body.
Ratio of animal protein to total protein: 75 % (from sea fish 65%, from marine zooplankton/ krill 10 %)
ANALYTICAL CONSTITUENTS
Protein 25.0 %; Fat content 15.0 %; Crude ash 7.3 %; Crude fibre 3.6 %; Moisture 10.0 %; Calcium 1.2 %; Phosphorus 0.9 %; Sodium 0.35 % | * HIGH ENERGY
Balanced amount of fats and carbohydrates provides dogs with energy and stamina, maintains their good state.
* IMMUNOHEALTH
Optimal amount of natural antioxidants and vitamin E favorably affect the immune system, maintain the immunity of pets to diseases.
* STRONG BONES & TEETH
Balanced amount of calcium and phosphorus ensures appropriate development of bones and teeth.
* COMPOSITION:
dehydrated poultry meat, maize, triticale, poultry fat, wheat bran, maize gluten, hydrolyzed chicken liver, sugar beet pulp.
* ADDITIVES/1KG:
Nutritional additives: vitamin A (3a672a) – 9000 IU, vitamin D₃ (3a671) – 750 IU, vitamin E (3a700) – 90 mg, vitamin B6 (3a831) – 1,5 mg, vitamin B1 (3a821) – 1,5 mg, vitamin B12 – 0,025 µg, biotin (3a880) – 0,1 mg, iron(II) sulphate monohydrate (3b103) – 25 mg, calcium iodate anhydrous (3b202) – 0,8 mg, copper(II) sulphate pentahydrate (3b405) – 2,5 mg, manganous sulphate monohydrate (3b503) – 10 mg, zinc sulphate monohydrate (3b605) – 45 mg, sodium selenite (3b801) – 0,05 mg.
Technological additives: antioxidants, preservatives.
* ANALYTICAL CONSTITUENTS:
crude protein – 24%, crude oils and fats – 15%, crude ash – 6,8%, crude fibres – 3,5%, calcium – 1,4%, phosphorus – 1,2%. | A special recipe for special dogs. Since its only source of animal protein is fish, this grain-free recipe is also the ideal solution for animals with food intolerances or allergies. Amaranth, a nutritious alternative to grain, is one of the oldest crops known to man and provides important nutrients, vitamins and minerals. With extra fresh salmon, this recipe is particularly tasty, even to picky pups. Antarctic krill from sustainable fisheries provides omega-3 fatty acids in a form which can be utilised particularly well by the body.
Ratio of animal protein to total protein: 75 % (from sea fish 65%, from marine zooplankton/ krill 10 %)
ANALYTICAL CONSTITUENTS
Protein 25.0 %; Fat content 15.0 %; Crude ash 7.3 %; Crude fibre 3.6 %; Moisture 10.0 %; Calcium 1.2 %; Phosphorus 0.9 %; Sodium 0.35 %
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Composition
Fresh poultry meat (30 %); Rice (23 %); Poultry protein, low ash, dried (19 %); Maize; Fish meal from seafish (6 %); Poultry fat; Vegetable oil (palm, coconut); Egg, dried (2,5 %); Gelatine, hydrolysed (2,5 %); Brewers’ yeast, dried (2,5 %); Carob pods, dried; Dried beet pulp, desugared; Dicalcium phosphate; Poultry liver, hydrolysed; Linseed; Chia seeds; Sodium chloride; Potassium chloride
Analytical constituents
Protein 29,0 %; Fat content 17,0 %; Crude ash 6,5 %; Crude fibre 2,0 %; Moisture 10,0 %; Calcium 1,25 %; Phosphorus 1,0 %; Sodium 0,35 %
Additives per kg
Nutritional additives: Vitamin A 15.000 IU; Vitamin D3 1.500 IU; Vitamin E 150 mg; Copper (as copper(II)sulphate, pentahydrate) 12,5 mg; Iron (as ferrous(II)sulphate, monohydrate) 200 mg; Manganese (as manganese(II)oxide) 40 mg; Zinc (as zincoxide) 150 mg; Iodine (as calciumiodate, anhydrous) 2,0 mg; Selenium (as sodiumselenite) 0,05 mg
Technological additives: Lecithin 2.400 mg; Tocopherol extracts from vegetable oils (= natural vitamin E) 48 mg
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