Oven Baked Hip & Joint Dog Treats by Old Mother Hubbard

Old Mother Hubbard Hip & Joint Oven Baked Biscuits Dog Treats have been specially formulated to support the joint health of your dog while providing a tasty and filling snack. These oven-baked biscuits are made with totally natural ingredients, including glucosamine hydrochloride and chondroitin sulfate for maintaining healthy joints and supporting mobility. Each crunchy biscuit is bursting with flavor, offering your dog a tasty treat that also promotes their general well-being. Perfect for senior dogs or breeds prone to joint issues, these biscuits are a wholesome way to shower your dog with love.

Old Mother Hubbard Hip & Joint Oven Baked Dog Biscuits Treats are a great option for dog owners looking to mix delicious flavor with critical health benefits. These treats come packed with all-natural ingredients, glucosamine, and chondroitin so that your dog has everything inside of it to be active and healthy. Whether your dog is young and full of energy or a bit older and could benefit from that additional push in his joints, the biscuits are flavorful and effective for a healthy joint regime.

• Hip & Joint Support: With a supplement of glucosamine and chondroitin, these treats support healthy hips and joints and thus are great for aging dogs or dogs with joint concerns.
• Oven-Baked Goodness: The biscuits are oven-baked to help lock in the natural flavors and nutrients that provide wholesome, crunchy treat dogs love.
• All-Natural Ingredients: Free from artificial preservatives, flavors, and colors, this is a healthy and safe treat for your dog.
• Wholesome Grains: Wholesome grains such as oatmeal and barley are added to provide the energy and nutrition needed for overall well-being.
• Crunchy Texture: These biscuits have a crunchy texture that, upon every chew, acts like a brush on your dog's teeth to remove plaque.
• Made in North America baked proudly in North America with high-quality ingredients to ensure that in every bite your dog gets only the best.

Feeding Instructions:

Old Mother Hubbard Dog Snacks are intended for intermittent or supplemental feeding only.

Ingredients:

Whole Wheat Flour, Chicken Meal (Source of Glucosamine and Chondroitin Sulfate), Oatmeal, Cane Molasses, Chicken Fat, Natural Flavor, Eggs, Apples, Carrots, Salt, Mixed Tocopherols added to preserve freshness, Rosemary Extract, Green Tea Extract, Spearmint Extract.

Calorie Content (calculated) ME:

3,345 kcal/kg or 13 kcal/piece ME (metabolizable energy).

FAQ

What makes these treats good for joint health?

Old Mother Hubbard Hip & Joint biscuits are formulated with glucosamine and chondroitin, well-known for supporting hip and joint health and mobility in dogs.

Do these treats come from the USA?

Old Mother Hubbard Treats come proudly out of the USA with wholesome ingredients.

Are the treats grain-free?

No, these treats include whole wheat flour and oatmeal. If your pup has sensitivities to grains, consult with your vet.

Do these treats help with my dog's general health?

Yes other than the joint health benefit, the natural ingredients that go into these biscuits have an overall, positive impact on your dog's general well-being.

Do these treats contain any artificial preservatives or colors?

No, Old Mother Hubbard treats are made from 100% all-natural ingredients and no artificial preservatives, colors, or flavors are added.

Can these be used as a training reward?

Yes, these yummy biscuits can be used as a reward snack during the training sessions, especially for large breeds.

How do I store these treats?

Store the biscuits in a cool dry place. Re-seal packages after every use to keep them fresh.

What is the maximum number of treats that I am allowed to feed my dog every day?

Treats should be determined by your dog's size, weight, and overall health. Packaging includes exact instructions; if you are at all unsure, always check with your vet.

How often may my dog have a treat?

These treats can be fed daily as part of their everyday diet. Of course, the serving size does vary depending on the size of your dog and their requirements.

Can they be fed to puppies?

Whilst safe, we always recommend consulting with your vet before giving these treats to puppies, particularly those with still developing joints.