Pelab Co. chicken jerky treats are made with real meat which means that they contain healthy, digestible fillers, providing your dog with important nutrients and minerals! Here at Petlab Co., we wanted to develop a tasty chicken jerky for dogs, using real ingredients. Each jerky fillet has been air-dried to lock in essential minerals, supporting nutrition levels. Formulated to be a delicious and nutritious daily treat that can be used knowing that it contains no fillers or additives, our chicken jerky dog treats are also low in carbohydrates and contain no synthetic ingredients. Add these high-protein bites to your pet’s diet and help support their overall health every day.
Chicken Meat
A rich source of protein, the premium cuts of air-dried, real chicken fillets are high in minerals a plus for this product, making it gluten and grain-free. A perfect, nutritious treat for your dog, or a reward for good behaviour to ensure your pet is eating enough protein between mealtimes.
Give your pet our delicious chicken jerky each and every day, depending on the feeding guide above. Your dog is sure to love the taste! Use as a treat, snack, or a reward for good behaviour.
Alternatively, break these treats up and add to your pet’s food each day to add a protein boost to their diet.
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