Pieces of Lamb Lung Crisp treat for dogs
Brown Dog enjoying a Lamb Lung Crisp Treat
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Lamb Lung Crisps

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$29.00
 

A nutrient-rich, low fat treat

Our Lamb Lung crisps are an air-dried treat made from lamb lungs. lamb Lung is a highly nutritious muscular organ that is low in fat, high in protein, and rich in nutrients and minerals. 

High in selenium, iron and collagen

Lamb Lung Crisps are a great treat to give your dog as an addition to their diet. They're high in selenium for thyroid support, iron for circulatory and muscle health, and collagen and elastin for joint and skin health! 

Natural Australian treat

Our lung crisps are sourced from pasture raised sheep in Australia, providing variety to your dogs diet with a quality-assured treat. 

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    • Low in fat, high in protein: Therefore ideal as a training treat, or a treat for dogs that gain weight easily 
    • Contains high levels of B vitamins important for cell growth and circulatory health 
    • High in Iron important for circulatory health, muscle health, and maintaining energy levels 
    • High in Selenium which is an anti-oxidant that plays a crucial role in thyroid support, helping with weight management. 
    • Contains collagen and elastin helping with joint and skin health 

    When giving your pet treats or chews, it's important to keep their overall diet balanced. On average, we recommend offering 1-2 pieces for a small dog & 2-4 pieces for a large dog per day.

    While these treats are nutritious, they do not form a balanced diet by themselves, so remember to adjust your pet’s daily intake accordingly to avoid overfeeding.

    Always ensure that fresh water is available, and consult with your veterinarian or Pet Nutritionist if you have any concerns about your pet's diet or health.

    Calorie count: 380.7 kcal(1593.7 kJ)

    Protein: 81.3%

    Fat: 11.1%

    Ash: 6.0%

    Our pets are our babies, so it makes sense to supervise them while they're enjoying a treat. Even though incidents are very rare, we still recommend monitoring your pet when they're eating, understand their particular eating habits, and choosing the right treats for their needs accordingly.

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