Description

BENEFITS OF OUR BUFFALO WRAPPED TRACHEA LUNG
Trachea is an extremely popular treat for dogs with many benefits. Our buffalo wrapped trachea lung is no different and is great for all dogs aged over 4 months. Some of the benefits to our trachea lung include:
100% natural: All our treats are made from 100% natural ingredients. These wrapped trachea lungs are 100% buffalo meat, suitable for sensitive stomachs and hypoallergenic diets.
Grain and gluten free: Many dogs struggle with sensitive stomachs. Our treats are air dried, grain and gluten free with no additives or preservatives, perfect for easy digestion.
Omega-3 fatty acids: Omega 3 fatty acids support with heart health, keeping your dog healthy.
High protein: Wrapped trachea lungs are high in protein, great for muscle development and maintaining energy levels.
Long lasting: Going through our air drying process, this treat is long lasting and acts well as a dog chew or a calming dog treats.
Low fat: Our buffalo wrapped trachea lung is low in fat, making it easier to keep your dog on a healthy diet whilst still rewarding them with exciting treats.
IS TRACHEA GOOD FOR DOGS?
Trachea is a fantastic option for dogs. As a natural dog treat, it supports with dental health, joint health and overall dog wellbeing. They are one of the best healthy treats for dogs and even with all it's flavour, protein and nutrients, it remains low-fat, ideal for weight management.
Ingredients
100% Buffalo
Analytical constituents:
Crude Protein 67.81%
Crude Oil and Fats 12.75%
Crude Fibre 6.99%
Crude Ash 8.15%

Feeding Guide & Storage
Feed no more than one per day, as a treat or reward as part of a healthy, balanced diet. If you are unsure on how much to feed, please consult your dog's vet.
Suitable for all breeds and sizes. We recommend that they should be fed to puppies older than 4 months +.
We advise to store our products in a dry, cool place. For example, a garage or cupboard.

Product Safety
Always remember to provide fresh drinking water and keep a watchful eye on your dog while feeding any treat.
If splintering occurs, remove when appropriate to prevent hazard