Bones and Joints Treats

Bones and Joints Treats

9,50 €
Sale price  9,50 € Regular price  9,50 €
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Bones and Joints Treats

Bones and Joints Treats

Gizzls

9,50 €
Sale price  9,50 € Regular price  9,50 €

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Golden biscuits to support your dog's mobility with a tasty treat.

With Gizzls' Golden Bones, your dog gets a healthy, natural, and beneficial treat. Rich in organic peanut butter and turmeric, these handmade biscuits are especially suitable for dogs who may lack flexibility, senior dogs, or those who need a little daily joint support.

A golden, tasty, and well-thought-out treat to take care of their movements 💛

Features:

  • Natural dog treats
  • Suitable for all dogs
  • Particularly beneficial for dogs prone to stiffness or joint pain
  • Rich in organic peanut butter
  • Contains organic turmeric
  • Turmeric helps support a normal inflammatory response
  • Ideal for supporting mobility in senior dogs
  • Can also support puppies during key developmental phases
  • 100% natural
  • No artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives
  • Hypoallergenic
  • Grain-free, dairy-free, and soy-free
  • Handmade with love
  • Also available in 100g bags for small dogs, with smaller biscuits

💡 Good to know:

Turmeric is valued for its benefits for joint comfort and mobility. Combined with black pepper, it is better utilized in the recipe. Organic peanut butter adds an extra tasty touch, while coconut flour, flaxseed meal, and butternut squash complete this treat with simple and natural ingredients.

Composition:

Organic peanut butter, coconut flour, flaxseed meal, butternut squash, turmeric, black pepper, and rosemary extract.

Instructions for use:

Give as a treat or reward, in addition to a balanced diet.
Adjust the amount to your dog's size, age, and activity level.
Always provide fresh water.
In case of significant joint problems or ongoing treatment, consult a veterinarian.