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Beef Dog Treats Made in the USA, Crunchy Single-Ingredient Rewards for Training and Everyday Treating
$33.98
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Beef Dog Treats give pet parents a crunchy, flavorful reward for training sessions, walks, and everyday treating. Made in the USA from human-grade beef, these single-ingredient chips suit dogs of any size, age, or breed.
The beef chips are easy to break into smaller pieces, so one chip can provide several training rewards or a more manageable bite for puppies, small dogs, seniors, and dogs with weak or missing teeth. Their resealable bag also keeps rewards convenient for outings.
Key Features
- Each chip contains one ingredient—beef—without additives, preservatives, fillers, colors, or byproducts, making treat time straightforward and useful for dogs avoiding chicken.
- A specialized dehydration process creates the crunchy texture while maintaining nutrient content, delivering a satisfying beef reward that is easy to digest even for dogs with sensitive stomachs.
- The chips snap into smaller, mess-free pieces, letting pet parents adjust bite size or stretch a chip across several training repetitions.
- A resealable bag makes these beef chips easy to carry on walks, training trips, and longer outings while keeping treats together between uses.
- Each chip contains 6 calories, giving pet parents a clear figure to consider when planning daily treats.
- For eager dogs, offering a chip from an open palm can reduce the chance of accidental finger nipping during reward time.
Specifications
- Brand: Farm to Pet
- Ingredient: 100% human-grade beef round.
- Manufacturing country: USA.
- Beef source: Farmed in the Midwestern USA.
- Process: Gently dehydrated.
- Calories: 6 per chip.
- Guaranteed analysis: Crude protein 56% min; crude fat 39% min; crude fiber 0.6% max; moisture 7% max.
- Feeding guide: Small dogs 2–4 chips, medium dogs 5–7 chips, and large dogs up to 10 chips per day.
- Available sizes: Standard 4 oz and Value 12 oz.
Base serving size on your dog’s size, and ask your veterinarian for specific guidance if your pet has dietary needs or restrictions. Break chips as needed and supervise treat time.