For  ANY Dog – 1″ Cubes of Pasture Raised Alberta Green Beef Tripe – 3lb Resealable Bag

Ingredients

Green Beef Tripe

Nutrition Facts

756.35 cal/lb

11.70% Crude Fat

Phosphorous 0.14%

Calcium 0.12%

Additional Info

The best natural supplement pets eat like a treat!

Cleans & flosses teeth – Increases all muscle mass – More efficient food utilization – Promotes easier / proper digestion – Can be used in conjunction with any diet type

 What is Green Tripe?

Tripe is the edible lining of ruminant animals first and/or second division of the stomach. “Green” means that the tripe has not been cleaned, bleached nor scalded. The actual color of the tripe can be brown, green or even almost black in color. It should never be white or almost white as the color is where all of the nutrients are.

Tripe is one of the first things that Wolves and other carnivores and omnivores will eat out of their prey in the wild. Just because our family pets are domesticated does not mean that they wouldn’t do the same if given the chance.

 What nutrients will my dog get from me feeding them Green Tripe?

Green tripe from grass fed beef, supplies enzymes that are integral for proper digestion in canines, as well as omega 3 and 6 fatty acids, probiotics and phytonutrients…making Pure Green Tripe the finest of natural foods! It is also an excellent source of protein, fiber, fat and delivers equal calcium to phosphorus ratio. Tripe contains Lactic Acid Bacteria, ( also known as probiotic ) which is the good intestinal bacteria.

Tripe assists your canine in utilizing food as well, aiding in the digestion process. If you are having problems with your dog not wanting to eat, tripe may be your answer. It has helped many worried owners in stimulating their best friends appetite.

 Is Green Tripe human grade?

Absolutely not! In order for tripe to be “human grade” it must be bleached and scalded. The bleaching and scalding process destroys the valuable nutrients that are essential to your canines health and well being.

 Should my dogs’ Tripe intake be regulated?

The amount of tripe to feed will depend on your dogs individual needs. Determining how much to feed will depend on each individual dog.You can include tripe as 10%–75% of your canine’s overall diet, depending on your feeding goals and your veterinarian’s recommendations. Because the suggested amount varies significantly, we strongly advise consulting your veterinarian before making tripe a regular part of your dog’s diet. The convenient small cube size allows you to easily adjust portions and feed a little at a time as needed. Not to mention, not having to completely defrost and have to smell that wonderful smell of tripe that we all enjoy.

Feeding Instructions

-Monitor pet at all times when feeding raw bones

-If dog uses excessive force recreational bones may not be suitable for your dog

-Excessive force or prolonged chewing can cause unwanted wear or cracking of your dogs teeth

-Feed as a treat – 2-3 recreational bones maximum per week