Nylabone Healthy Edibles Puppy Turkey Sweet Potato Dog Chew Treats Turkey Sweet Potato, SMall/Regular Up To 25 Ibs. 8 ct
Nylabone Healthy Edibles Puppy Turkey Sweet Potato Dog Chew Treats Turkey Sweet Potato, SMall/Regular Up To 25 Ibs. 8 ct
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As a leader in the pet industry since 1955; Nylabone has been offering wholesome dog chew treats for decades. Specially formulated for puppies three months and older; Healthy Edibles Puppy Chew Treats help support furry friends wellness while providing a tasty way to occupy and reward. Each highly digestible; long-lasting chew treat contains DHA to aid in brain and eye development for growing pups. Plus; they include calcium to support strong teeth and bones and flaxseed to help maintain skin and coat health. These natural puppy treats do not contain any artificial ingredients for a guilt-free treating indulgence. Featuring delicious flavor pups love; these USA-made healthy puppy treats are sure to satisfy your new best friends cravings!
SUPPORTS GROWING PUPPIES Healthy treat is highly digestible and specially formulated with DHA for puppies to help support brain and eye development
MADE WITH ALL-NATURAL INGREDIENTS This treat for dogs is made with no artificial preservatives; colors; or flavors
MADE IN THE USA We proudly craft all Healthy Edibles dog chew treats in the United States
DELICIOUS TURKEY AND SWEET POTATO FLAVOR - Made with turkey flavor for a healthy source of protein and sweet potato flavor that is rich in antioxidants
SIZE - Size Regular chew treats are intended for puppies up to 25 pounds
COUNT - Includes 8 puppy chew treats br/>Sold In Quantity of:1
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