Icelandic+ Combo Bites Cod & Lobster

Your furry friend will be head over heels for our Cod & Lobster Combo Bites dog treats! These natural and nutritious snacks are made from just two fresh-caught ingredients - Cod and Lobster. Every day, these fish are caught in the cold, clean waters of Iceland and then air-dried following FDA, USDA, EU, and MAST standards. These 100% edible and digestible treats are packed with Omega-3 fatty acids, which are great for your dog's skin and coat. They also help reduce plaque and tartar on your dog's teeth. With only two protein sources, they're ideal for dogs with food sensitivities. These pure crunchy fish treats are all Icelandic, with no additives, preservatives, or supplements. They're sustainably fished and air-dried in the Viking tradition from 900 A.D. For freshness and ease, they come in a stand-up resealable bag, with each package containing 3.52 oz of these delicious treats. They're truly the best for your beloved pet! Product of Iceland, Packed in Iceland. Ingredients: Cod & Lobster. Guaranteed Analysis: Protein (Min) 59.5%, Crude Fat (Min) 3.98%, Crude Fiber (Max) 1.31%, Moisture (Max) 9.97%, Ash (Max) 21.3%. Calorie Content: 2,600 kcal per kg = 73.7 kcal per oz (Calculated ME).

Using these Icelandic Cod & Lobster Combo Bites for your dog is super easy. Just take a treat from the resealable bag and give it to your dog as a reward or snack. You can offer them during training sessions or just as a special treat at any time of the day. When it comes to storage, make sure to keep the bag sealed after each use. This will help maintain the freshness and crunchiness of the treats. As for the amount to give, it depends on your dog's size and activity level. You can consult your vet for more specific advice. Also, remember that these treats are a supplement to your dog's regular diet, not a replacement. And since they're made from natural ingredients, you don't have to worry about harmful additives, but if your dog has any specific health issues, it's always a good idea to check with your vet before starting a new treat.