Healthy Heart – Raw Performance
$59.99
Healthy Heart – Raw Performance – this supplement offers targeted cardiac support to dogs that need focused attention to heart, circulatory and mitochondrial function.
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Add to raw or home-cooked diet as directed. 5 g scoop enclosed. Always provide access to fresh water. This 340g container is approximately a 2 month supply for medium size dogs (21-60 lbs).
- Puppies/Small Dogs (Under 20 lbs) – 1/2 scoop (2.5 g)
- Medium Dogs (21-60 lbs) – One scoop (5 g)
- Large Dogs (61-100 lbs) – 1.5 Scoops (7.5 g)
- Giant Dogs (over 100 lbs) – 2 scoops (10 g)
Raw, Home-Cooked and Kibble Supplement to Aid in Providing Support for Heart, Circulatory, and Mitochondrial Function.
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| Weight | .88 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 9 × 9 × 9.5 cm |
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