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Jungle Calling Beef Tendons for Adult Dogs, Chicken Wrapped Tendons Dog Chews Long Lasting Hip and Joint Supplement for Dogs with Glucosamine (Ring)
$27.51
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- ENRICHED WITH PROTEIN: Chicken contains a relatively high protein, which is easy to digest and absorb. Chicken is wrapped on the surface of beef tendons, which could hold appeal for your dogs
- RAWHIDE-FREE BEEF TENDON RINGS: Beef tendons are made into 3.8”- 4.2” circles that allow for long lasting chewing and add some fun to feed your furry friends as a Frisbee
- HIP AND JOINT HEALTH FOR DOGS: Glucosamine and Chondroitin can support hips and joints of your furry friends as well as help them maintain normal, cartilage and connective tissue while supporting joint mobility
- TEETH CLEANING CHEWS: Beef tendon chews could be good choice for training your dogs and they will own better teeth without tartar and plaque
- RESEALED PACKAGE: The sealed package can ensure the freshness of snacks and bring a delicious eating experience to your pet
- CALORIE CONTENT (calculated): Metabolizable Energy (ME) 4360kcal/kg; 1310kcal/pack
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