Evanger's Nothing But Natural Free-Range Buffalo Recipe Jerky Dog Treats

Product Description

Treat your dog with Evanger's Nothing But Natural Free-Range Buffalo Recipe Jerky Dog Treats! These oven-baked, semi-moist jerky pieces are made with real free-range buffalo and loaded with nutritious fruits and veggies, blueberries, cranberries, carrots, and peas, for a taste dogs love and you can trust. Every treat is easy to tear into smaller pieces for dogs of all sizes.

Low in fat and just 6 calories per treat, they're a guilt-free way to indulge your pup. Like all Evanger’s jerky treats, they’re grain-free, contain no corn, wheat, soy, or anything artificial, and are proudly made in the USA. Exotic protein and natural ingredients make every bite irresistible and healthy.

Ingredients

• Natural Buffalo

• Potato Flour

• Dried Chicory Root

• Gelatin

• Palm Glycerin

• Dried Cultured Skim Milk

• Fruits and Vegetables (Blueberries, Cranberries, Carrots, Peas)

• Sea Salt

• Natural Flavors

• Oil of Garlic

• Mixed Tocopherols (Vitamin E)

Contain No Corn, Wheat, or Soy

Caloric Content

• 2,967.5 kcal/kg

• 5.94 kcal/treat

Guaranteed Analysis

• Crude Protein: 17% min

• Crude Fat: 10% min

• Crude Fiber: 3% max

• Moisture: 24% max

Directions For Use

• Feed as a snack, between meals, or as a training reward.

Benefits

• Oven-baked jerky made with real free-range buffalo, blueberries, cranberries, carrots, and peas.

• Semi-moist texture tears easily for training and rewards.

• Low fat and only 6 calories each, ideal for guilt-free treating.

• Grain-free and free of corn, wheat, soy, and artificial ingredients.

• Made in the USA from free-range, GMO-free buffalo.

Frequently Asked Questions 

What size are they? 

The treats come in a 4.5-ounce bag.

Are the buffalo used in these treats grass-fed?

Yes. These treats are made from free-range, GMO-free buffalo.

Can these treats be divided into smaller portions for training?

Yes. The semi-moist jerky texture makes it easy for them to tear into smaller pieces.