Real Duck Crunchy Biscuits by Natural Balance for Dogs

Natural Balance Rewards Crunchy Biscuits with Real Duck Dog Treats are a delicious, healthy reward for your companion. High-quality, real duck is the first ingredient in these crunchy biscuits, loaded with protein to help maintain overall health. No artificial preservatives, colors, or flavors; these are great as training rewards or snacks for your dog throughout the day. It is good for dental health because of its crunchy texture- it keeps the teeth clean and firm with each crunch.

Natural Balance Rewards Crunchy Biscuits with Real Duck Dog Treats make for a healthy and delicious reward for dogs of all sizes. Real duck is the number one ingredient, and these grain-free, protein-rich biscuits help support good dental health for an overall healthy vitality. Whether one uses them for training, rewards, or just an everyday snack, this treat will be a nutritionally sound choice for your companion.

Key Benefits:

• Made with Real Duck: High-quality, real duck is the first ingredient in these treats and is rich in protein to help maintain your dog's muscle health and energy.
• Crunchy Texture for Healthy Teeth: The crunchy texture cleans the teeth and massages the gums while your dog chews, maintaining good oral hygiene by reducing plaque build-up.
• Grain-Free Formula: Ideal for dogs with grain sensitivities, this treat contains no grains and is healthy and easily digestible for your dog.
• Limited Ingredient Formula: Made with a limited number of ingredients, these treats are just what dogs with food sensitivities or allergies need to minimize the possibility of an adverse reaction.
• Great for training or rewarding, these little biscuits work just as well for either training sessions or rewarding great behavior with a motive to keep your dog this way in such a tasty fashion.
• No Artificial Additives: Without any artificial colorings, flavorings, or preservatives, these snacks are not just healthy but also natural for your dog to snack on.

Feeding Instructions:

Feed as a snack or treat, as part of a healthy diet. Break into small pieces for small dogs. Always monitor your pet while treating it. This product is intended for intermittent or supplemental feeding only.

Ingredients:

Potatoes, Duck, Potato Protein, Cane Molasses, Canola Oil (Preserved with Mixed Tocopherols), Natural Flavor, Rosemary Extract, Citric Acid (Preservative).

Calorie Content (calculated) ME:

3,200 kcal/kg; 30 kcal/treat

Guaranteed Analysis:
Crude Protein	13.0% min
Crude Fat	7.0% min
Crude Fiber	5.0% max
Moisture	10.0% max

FAQ

Are these treats grain-free?

Well, yes, Natural Balance Rewards Crunchy Biscuits with Real Duck are grain-free; thus, these treats are fitting for those poor dogs that are sensitive to grains.

Do these treats promote dental health?

Yes, the crunchy outside cleans your dog's teeth and reduces tartar build-up while chewing.

Are these treats made from real ducks?

Yes, real duck is the first ingredient and an extremely high-quality source of protein that will keep your dog healthy.

Can these treats be used for training?

Of course! It's such a delight, and with a crunchy outside, it's just the perfect reward during training sessions.

Can I give these to puppies?

They are safe even for puppies, but one may want to cut them up into little pieces if they are very small.

How often can I give these to my dog?

Like any treats, they are given in moderation daily as part of a balanced diet.

Are they grain-free and without artificial additives?

Yes, these are free from grains and artificial additives; hence, it is pretty apt for those pooches that get food sensitivity or allergies quite easily.

How should I store them?

They should be stored in a cool and dry place; always keep the resealable bag tightly sealed after use to maintain freshness.

Do they have artificial preservatives in them?

No, the Natural Balance treats do not contain artificial preservatives, colors, and flavors.

Are they suitable for small breeds?

Yes, these treats are meant for dogs of all sizes, and you can give them to smaller breeds simply by breaking them into pieces.