Freeze Dried Beef Bites
Freeze Dried Beef Bites
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Product Details
Jack's Premium freeze-dried treats are not only tasty, nutritionally dense for all pets. They are free of antibiotics, additives, grains, gluten and hormones. The freeze-drying process is a unique process that locks and seals in the fresh raw flavors and all the nutritional values.
- High-value: Beef Bites will help keep your dog focused and excited about treat time! High-value treats are great for training, recall, and more!
- Single Ingredient: No Grains, No Glycerins, No Preservatives
- Just Good Stuff: Freeze Drying allows for a tasty treat that is free of salt, sugars, fillers, chemicals, and preservatives!
- Don't Leave Meowt: Great Treat for Cats too!
Ingredients
100% Freeze Dried Beef Heart
Nutrition
Protein (min.)
65.0%
Fat (min.)
10.0%
Fiber (max)
2.0%
Moisure (Max)
5.0%
Calories
102 kcal/oz
Frequently Asked Questions
Can dogs eat beef heart?
Yes. In fact, feeding heart to your pet is one of the most beneficial organs you can feed. It is considered both a muscle meat and an organ, is extremely high in protein, and contains loads of vitamins and minerals. It has high levels of folate, zinc, and iron, as well as a range of vitamins, including vitamins A, D, E, K and B vitamins.
Is beef heart safe for cats?
Yes, cats can eat beef heart. Cats are obligate carnivores meaning they need to get their protein from meat rather than vegetation. Beef heart is not only high in protein which is needed for muscle growth but also is high in taurine which is an essential nutrient for cats.
What are the best organ meats for dogs?
Dogs can eat pretty much all organs as long as they are coming from a reputable source of healthy animals. This includes hearts, liver, kidneys, brain, lung, trachea, spleen, and even tongue. Organ meats are one of the most nutrient dense foods you can give to your dog. In fact, entrails contain significantly more vitamins, minerals and other valuable nutrients than lean muscle meat.