Walk About Pet Rabbit Freeze Dried Dog Treat

Does your furry friend have a wild side? Indulge your pet's primal instincts with Walk About Freeze Dried Rabbit Dog Treats. These treats are crafted from 100% freeze - dried Australian rabbit meat. High in protein and low in calories, they're the perfect energy boost for your dog's active lifestyle. Using gentle freeze - drying methods, we lock in all the delicious flavors and vital nutrients without any artificial or unappetizing ingredients. These gluten - free and grain - free treats are safe for even the most sensitive pups. Whenever your dog shows signs of hunger, give them Walk About Rabbit Dog Treats. These top - quality bites will make your dog feel like a real hunter! Key features: Made solely from 100% freeze - dried Australian rabbit, these treats are rich in protein for strong muscles and clean energy. They're a single - protein source, ideal for dogs on limited - ingredient diets or with food allergies and sensitivities. There are no extra ingredients, no grains, gluten, artificial flavors, colors, or preservatives. Low in calories and ready to eat, they're great for training or fueling your dog's outdoor adventures. Highly digestible, they won't upset your dog's sensitive stomach and come in a convenient resealable pack.

Using these Walk About Freeze Dried Rabbit Dog Treats is super easy. You can give them to your dog as a regular snack whenever they seem hungry or as a reward during training sessions. For training, just keep the resealable pack handy and give your dog a treat right after they perform the desired behavior. As for storage, keep the pack in a cool, dry place. Make sure to seal it tightly after each use to maintain freshness. When it comes to portion size, it depends on your dog's size and activity level. Smaller dogs can have a few treats a day, while larger and more active dogs can have a bit more. But remember, these treats are high in protein, so don't overdo it. Also, always provide fresh water for your dog when giving them these treats. If your dog has any pre - existing health conditions, it's a good idea to consult your vet before adding these treats to their diet.