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Dehydrated Goat Trotters (With Skin) Dog Chew

• Goat trotters (with skin) for dogs are amazing treats that will make your pups swivel with happiness. While pet parents may be disconcerted by the lack of visual appeal, pooches absolutely love the natural flavor that is offered by a  goat trotter bone. 
• Pups have an instinctive tendency to chew. If you have been offering your dogs rawhides or other store-bought bones, stop immediately. These treats contain harmful chemicals and additives that take a heavy toll on your pup’s health. 
• Goat trotters, on the other hand, are an incredible source of calcium and many essential nutrients. They are prescribed by doctors to humans and pooches alike. Pups suffering from poor joint health will find that it is a superfood. These trotter bones contain no preservatives, chemicals, colors or additional flavorings. 
• While being healthy, goat trotter bones give your pooches a grand fun time! Dogs revel in the crunch of the bone, the natural flavors and the enjoyable chewing sensation. Trotter bones with skin also promote better intestinal functioning.  

Why Dehydrated Foods for Dogs?  

For ages, dog foods manufacturers have produced low nutrition content, inferior quality products that are harmful for your dog’s health. Most shelf-sold dog foods are manufactured from the by-products of the meat industry and are unsafe for consumption.   

Sensitive dog foods manufacturers like Green Fresh Pets take great care while producing dehydrated dog foods. Our processing happens in a dog-loving kitchen that makes human-grade food. We take the moisture away from the food and seal the goodness in an air-tight packaging. Our farm-fresh products are set to improve your dog’s health.       

Ingredients 

– Goat Trotters with Skin  

Suitable For 

For Large and Medium Breeds elder than 3 months 

Storage Instructions

• • Store in an airtight container.
  • Lasts for 90 days when refrigerated. 
  • Lasts for 45 days at room temperature. 
  • Keep away from moisture.

Transition Chart from Ordinary Diet to a Healthy Alternative

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