Pawlistic Buffalo Treats for Dogs and Cats – Buffalo Lungs (1 lb)

Pawlistic Buffalo Lungs dog treats are a premium, single-ingredient option that your dog will love! Sourced from free-range, grass-fed buffalo in India, these treats are 100% natural, hormone and antibiotic-free. Dehydrated buffalo lungs offer a lean, high-protein snack that is not only delicious but also packed with essential nutrients.

Benefits of Buffalo Lungs for Dogs and Cats:

• Rich in Protein: Buffalo lungs are a lean source of protein, which is vital for muscle development, energy, and overall health.
• Low in Fat: These treats are low in fat, making them a great choice for dogs on a calorie-conscious diet or needing weight management.
• Packed with Nutrients: Buffalo lungs are rich in essential vitamins and minerals such as iron, zinc, and B-vitamins, promoting a healthy immune system and proper red blood cell production.
• Digestible and Hypoallergenic: Buffalo is often easier to digest than beef, and it's a great option for dogs with food sensitivities or allergies to common proteins like chicken or beef.
• Supports Dental Health: The natural chewing action required for these treats helps scrape away plaque and tartar, promoting healthier teeth and gums.

Nutritional Content (per 1 lb):

• Crude Protein: (min) 75%
• Crude Fat: (min) 9%
• Crude Fiber: 3%
• Moisture: (max) 10%

These treats are perfect as a high-value reward or occasional snack. They offer a natural, nutritious way to keep your dog happy while supporting their health.

Feeding Instructions: Always supervise your dog while they enjoy their treat and provide fresh water.

Feeding Guidlines for Dogs:

Notes:

• Adjust portions based on your dog’s activity level.
• Treats should only make up about 10% of daily caloric intake.
• Always provide fresh water alongside treats.

This simplified chart helps ensure moderation while giving buffalo lung treats based on your dog’s size and life stage.

This chart is meant as a guideline. For precise recommendations, it's best to speak with your veterinarian about your dog's dietary needs.