Lamb leg chews make an ideal treat for dogs with sensitive stomachs, providing protein and minerals in an easily digestible package. Plus, their soft surface means less likely splinters or damaged teeth and gums!
This simple recipe uses just six wholesome ingredients and is free from corn, wheat and soy products, sugar and artificial preservatives.
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Single-ingredient treats
Single-ingredient treats offer healthier and more natural alternatives, and are easier for their pups to digest without the risk of allergens that could otherwise cause gas, bloat or constipation. Beef is often chosen due to its abundance of iron that boosts energy. Plus it’s packed full of lean proteins – making beef an excellent way to add energy boost to any dog diet!
Sweet potatoes are an easy and healthy treat that’s packed with vitamin A, C, fiber and amino acids – packed full of essential nutrients such as A and C! At KOHA’s Single-Ingredient Sweet Potato Treats are gently air-dried at low temperatures so as to maintain both texture and nutritional integrity of sweet potatoes while using USDA-inspected beef liver as a rich source of proteins and amino acids.
Goose feet
Geese have large, webbed feet with webbed webs that serve two functions. First, their webbed feet allow them to regulate their body temperature via exchanging heat through countercurrent circulation systems; and secondly they act as rudders during flight and landing, helping the goose land safely.
These tasty crunchy treats are made with USDA-certified organic ingredients and naturally flavored with chicken for maximum enjoyment. Additionally, these snacks are free from corn, wheat, soy, dairy and artificial preservatives for ultimate pet health and safety.
Lambsquarter is an attractive and nutritious weed that Goosefoot organization loves. Its leaves resemble those of a goose, it thrives under all conditions and rejuvenates poor soil, it provides essential nutrition when growing quickly, it contains lots of glucosamine for healthy joints, making it an excellent alternative to chew bones made with corn or wheat!
Apples
Apples are low-calorie, nutritious snacks. They contain vitamin C, an abundance of fiber and phytochemicals like quercetin that provide numerous health benefits – helping diabetics regulate blood sugar while improving lung, heart and immune health.
Apple plant chemicals contain anti-inflammatory agents that help ease asthma symptoms, according to research published in the Journal of Agriculture and Food Chemistry. Furthermore, apples help improve bone density in postmenopausal women by way of an active compound called phloridzin, helping reduce osteoporosis risk.
Apples can make an excellent addition to your dog’s diet, though they may not be suitable for dogs with sensitive stomachs. For maximum nutritional benefit, opt for whole, unpeeled apples. Cooked, canned or juiced versions lose vitamins and phenolic compounds which provide antioxidant benefits – thus diminishing nutritional value further.
Blueberries
Blueberries are packed with antioxidants that provide significant health benefits, including supporting heart, eye, brain function and digestion. Furthermore, blueberries help combat inflammation which is the root cause of many health conditions.
Research published in 2022 in Frontiers in Plant Science indicates that blueberry anti-inflammatory compounds may reduce diabetes risks by lowering blood sugar. Furthermore, these same anti-inflammatory agents also inhibit urinary tract infection bacteria strains.
Pumpkin can be an excellent alternative to meat bones or bully sticks for dogs, as its mild taste and easy digestibility makes it suitable for most breeds of canine. Packed full of essential fiber, potassium, folate and vitamin C; pumpkin also helps prevent dental disease by cleaning plaque and tartar from teeth.
Strawberries
Strawberrys are one of the world’s favorite berries, offering low calories and sugar while boasting abundant vitamin C content. Furthermore, strawberries also contain calcium, potassium, folate and other plant compounds that contribute to good health.
Strawberries are an indispensable ingredient in smoothies and desserts, pair perfectly with tart rhubarb, and make an eye-catching addition to summer salads. Or why not indulge with an irresistibly decadent chocolate-dipped strawberry treat!
When selecting fresh strawberries, look for firm and bright-looking berries with pleasant fragrances that smell pleasant. Avoid soft or dull-looking berries which have started to rot. Strawberries typically become available late spring through early summer; home gardening enthusiasts can grow these delicious fruit in containers or garden beds; otherwise local varieties are usually the best options in grocery stores year-round.
