100% Natural Dried Green Lipped Mussels Dog Treats (per 100g)

Joint Health:
Green-lipped mussels are a natural source of omega-3 fatty acids, particularly
EPA and DHA, which are known for their anti-inflammatory properties. They also
contain glucosamine and chondroitin, which are crucial for maintaining healthy
cartilage and joints. These nutrients can help manage joint pain and stiffness
associated with conditions like hip dysplasia, arthritis, and other joint-related
issues.

Skin and Coat Health:
The fatty acids and other nutrients in green-lipped mussels can promote healthy
skin and coat, potentially reducing dryness, itching, and other skin irritations.

Anti-inflammatory:
The omega-3 fatty acids in green-lipped mussels can help reduce inflammation
throughout the body, which can be beneficial for dogs with chronic inflammatory
conditions or those recovering from injuries.

Nutrient-Rich:
Green-lipped mussels are packed with essential nutrients, including protein,
vitamins (B12, E, C), minerals (zinc, selenium), and amino acids. These nutrients
support overall canine health, contributing to strong muscles, healthy skin and
coat, and a robust immune system.

No Known Side Effects:
Green-lipped mussels are generally considered safe for dogs and have no known
side effects, making them a valuable dietary supplement.

And the biggest benefit of all - your dog gets a delicious treat!

Our dried mussles are 100% natural with high protein.
It contains absolute NO additives and preservatives.
Grain and gluten free with no added sugar or salt.
Low temperature dehydrated product not oven baked, which will lock the most nutrition in.

Treats are great for training and rewarding your pet, but for optimum health take care not to give your pet too many treats; this product is intended for use only as a pet treat and not as a complete meal.
Furthermore, make sure your pet is supervised whilst eating one of our treats, and that clean, fresh water is always available.

Always play it safe when it comes to your Dog.

Like Humans, young and old, some Dogs can have sensitivities to different foods.
Always get Veterinary advice is you are unsure what is best for your Dog.