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Our innovative, patent pending rawhide alternative offers a highly digestible option to treating with traditional rawhide. These wholesome chews are delectably flavored in beef or chicken for maximum palatability. Nothin' to Hide provides a long-lasting and highly digestible chew for pets to enjoy safely for hours.
SKU | 3184095 |
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Lifestage | All Lifestages |
Primary Flavor | Peanut Butter |
Primary Brand | Fieldcrest Farms |
Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Weight | 180 G |
Grain Free | Yes |
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Personalized Item flag | No |
Primary Flavor | Peanut Butter |
Lifestage | All Lifestages |
Length | 10 IN |
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Height | 10 IN |
Beef Gelatin, Sweet Potato, Tapioca, Vegetable Glycerin, Sorbic Acid, Peanut Butter natural flavor.
Crude Protein 75% Min., Crude Fat 2% Min., Crude Fiber 2% Max., Moisture 14% Max.
24 months.
To ensure the safety of your pet, supervise your pet while treating and chewing.
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10 chocolate peanut butter cookies. 10
what kind of extra long lasting chew bars can my 7 month old 100 pound PYR. have? He is hooked on these high dollar Himalayan Cheese stick now. Thanks for your time, Whit
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70lb dog ate four Reese cups
sorry they’re not pedigree tasty bites. we just keep these snacks in that package because the pedigree one closes, and the original package for this snack doesn’t, so when the pedigree ones were done we put this small bones there. they’re called “snack mini-bone” by activpet but they’re no available in the US. i do remember that in the original package it said it was good as a reward for exercise.
Hi, my dog who is 110 lbs are at least a 7 oz of reese’s mini cups, including paper. what do i do?
Snowball only has peanut butter once a month when it’s time to take her trifexis. We give her Skippy. Would it be safe to give it to her in skippy pretzel bites? Or should I just stick to the plain peanut butter.
I have 2 large dogs (110 and 100 pounds). One or both ate about 5-6 Reeses Peanut Butter egss sometime today (or possibly yesterday but I think today). They are acting fine. Do I need to make them vomit?
My 100 lbs lab ate 16 ounces of chocolate frosting.
Are milkbones junk?
I just bought my dog some chews called Himalayan Dog Chews. They're made of cow's milk, yak's milk, salt and lime juice. When he chews on them he pants heavily. He's in good health, despite being a little overweight. As far as I know, he's not lactose intolerant (he eats cheese sometimes and does fine with it). Should I be worried?