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LEGITPET Anal Gland Relief Chews for Dogs Fiber & Digestive Support Supplement Soft Treats for Healthy Bowel & Gland Function Helps Reduce Scooting Promotes Dog Health & Comfort 120 pcs
$37.49
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- Supports Anal Gland Function: These chews are designed to help dogs with healthy gland expression, reducing scooting and discomfort for improved overall health
- Fiber-rich Formula: Packed with natural fiber, these chews promote healthy bowel movements and digestive health for dogs of all breeds and sizes
- Soothes Discomfort & Irritation: Our soft chews help alleviate irritation and support healthy gland function, providing dogs with relief from scooting and discomfort
- Digestive & Immune Support: The supplement aids in digestive health, ensuring balanced gut function and better nutrient absorption for a stronger immune system
- Tasty & Easy To Give: These soft chews are not only delicious but also simple to administer, making them the perfect addition to your dog’s daily health routine for long-lasting comfort
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