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Better Belly brand offers a variety of highly digestible chews for your dog. Our unique manufacturing process helps break down rawhide fibers so your pup can digest them faster. With no grain or gluten, artificial preservatives, artificial colors or flavors added, you can treat your dog to a chew you both feel good about.Reward your pup with a treat unlike any other. Standard rawhide is made of fibers that link together, making the hide tough but flexible. Better Belly Proteins With Real Lamb chews digest two times faster than standard rawhide* thanks to our unique manufacturing process that helps break down rawhide fibers for easier digestibility. Made with real lamb, Better Belly Proteins chews are a great source of protein and are sure to become your pooch's favorite. Give your dog one Better Belly chew per day as a treat or reward.*Based on in-vitro digestibility testing when compared to standard 100% rawhide distributed by Spectrum Brands Pet LLC.
SKU | 3131962 |
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Lifestage | All Lifestages |
Primary Flavor | Lamb |
Primary Brand | Better Belly |
Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Weight | 7 OZ |
Grain Free | Yes |
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Personalized Item flag | No |
Primary Flavor | Lamb |
Lifestage | All Lifestages |
Length | 2.25 IN |
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Height | 8.5 IN |
Width | 7.25 IN |
Rawhide, chicken breast, lamb, glycerin, dried cultured whey, sucrose, salt.
Min Protein: 70%, Fat: 3%, Max Fiber: 3%, Moisture: 16%, Ash: 6%. ME kcal/kg - 3427 ME kcal/treat - 34.27.
Give your dog one Better Belly chew per day as a treat or a reward.
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