Healthy Seal Dog Treats

Features :

• Seal meat / 100% natural / Wild game
• Very high in protein (79%)
• Only one ingredient: only seal (sea wolf)
• Harvested and made in Canada
• Eco-friendly protein

• 100g bag
• Ingredient: seal meat

Nutritional information (per 1 g):

• Calories: 2.76
• Crude proteins: min. 79%
• Mast. Raw fat: min 2%
• Raw fibers: max 0.2%
• Humidity: max 11.6%

Benefits of seal meat, the Canadian “superfood”:

• High in protein
• Excellent source of: vitamin B12, iron, zinc, magnesium, copper & phosphorus.
• Low in fat and cholesterol
• Wild, natural meat without antibiotics or growth hormones.
• Dogs love it!

• Just one ingredient : High in protein, our treats are made from 100% seal meat.
• Hypoallergenic Solution : Safe choices for dogs with allergies and sensitive stomachs. Free from glycerin, grain, gluten, artificial flavors and preservatives.
• Nutritious choice, fat-free & carbohydrate-free : The dog's metabolism is not designed to assimilate carbohydrates in large quantities. SeaDNA Seal Treats are very high in protein (79%), low in fat (2%) and contain little to no carbohydrates.
• 100% Canadian : Our natural seal meat is harvested from the pure, icy waters surrounding the Magdalen Islands and the coast of Newfoundland.
• Dehydration Process : SeaDNA treats are dehydrated using a gentle air drying system. This system uses a combination of cooling and heating power to remove water in meat at relatively low temperatures. This way, water activity is reduced with minimal denaturation, allowing the meat's characteristics to stand out and maintain a strong taste that your little critters will love!
• Ideal for : dogs with allergies to certain proteins, slightly overweight dogs, training or as a nutritious garnish during meals!
• Eco-responsible protein : Our wild and natural meat comes from sustainable and responsible hunting. With an estimated population of around 7.5 million, the harp seal herd is abundant. The harvest is based on quotas & closely monitored by the Canadian Government. Their annual harvest is considered an important part of marine ecosystem management