With our Mini Cod Fish Chips, you can treat your dog to a crunchy, all-natural snack that features just one ingredient-pure Icelandic cod (no additives, no preservatives and no supplements). They're line-caught daily in the icy-cold waters of Iceland and are processed immediately for freshness you can count on without a heavy fishy smell. A rich source of Omega-3 fatty acids, these delectable dog treats promote healthy skin and a shiny coat. They also offer dental benefits, reducing tartar and plaque build-up for healthier gums and teeth. With a single source of protein-100% natural and edible Icelandic cod-these tasty treats are easy to digest and ideal for dogs with food sensitivities.
Features and Benefits
• Pure fish treats for dogs
• Perfect size for training, small dogs, and puppies
• Contains Icelandic cod.
• For healthy skin and shiny coat - hypoallergenic
• Full of Omega-3 fatty acids.
• Pure Icelandic fish. Nothing else.
• Line-caught fresh daily.
• Enjoy peace of mind. Our fish treats are cleaned and air-dried within FDA, USDA, EU, and MAST standards and regulations.
• 100% sustainably fished.
• 100% edible and digestible - no oil or breaking / residue on hands or clothes
• 100% natural-no additives, no preservatives and no supplements.
• 100% single ingredient crunchy dog treat-just fish, nothing else!
• 100% Viking-air-dried as the Vikings did in 900 A.D.
Features and Benefits
• Pure fish treats for dogs
• Perfect size for training, small dogs, and puppies
• Contains Icelandic cod.
• For healthy skin and shiny coat - hypoallergenic
• Full of Omega-3 fatty acids.
• Pure Icelandic fish. Nothing else.
• Line-caught fresh daily.
• Enjoy peace of mind. Our fish treats are cleaned and air-dried within FDA, USDA, EU, and MAST standards and regulations.
• 100% sustainably fished.
• 100% edible and digestible - no oil or breaking / residue on hands or clothes
• 100% natural-no additives, no preservatives and no supplements.
• 100% single ingredient crunchy dog treat-just fish, nothing else!
• 100% Viking-air-dried as the Vikings did in 900 A.D.