3 soft bacon dog chews.

Rating of 3/10 on the Chewmeter.

Made with 100% natural ingredients.

Lactose, soy, corn, gluten and grain free.

Winner of Natural Pet Category at the Global Pet Expo 2016.

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Himalayan Dog Chew Yum Dog Treats (Bacon) consists of 3 soft cheese dog chews flavoured with peanut butter powder that promise to give your dog a delightful chew time!

Rated 3/10 on the Chewmeter (antlers are a ‘10’ while biscuits are a ‘0’), Himalayan Dog Chew Yum Dog Treats (Bacon) can be easily consumed by your dog within a single session.

Himalayan Dog Chew Yum Dog Treats (Bacon) is free of lactose, lactose, soy, corn gluten and grains, making it an excellent treat choice for dogs with multiple allergies.

Made with 100% natural ingredients, Himalayan Dog Chew Yum Dog Treats (Bacon) does not contain any artificial flavours, preservatives or binding agents.

Himalayan Dog Chew Yum Dog Treats (Bacon) has even won First-Place (Best in Show) in the Natural Pet Category at the Global Pet Expo in 2016!

Available in 3 other equally delicious flavours (, , ), let your dog pick his favourite Himalayan Dog Chew Yum Dog Treats, or simply get them all!

Himalayan Dog Chew Yum Dog Treats (Bacon) is also specially designed to fit in the Himalayan Dog Chew Blockhead Chew Guardian Dog Toy — get your dog both for maximum fun!

Ingredients
Potato Starch, Cheese, Vegetable Glycerine, Bacon Flavour, Bacon Pieces, Vinegar (a preservative).

Nutritional Analysis
Crude Protein: 6% min.
Crude Fat: 1% min.
Crude Fiber: 1% max.
Moisture: 16% max.
Ash: 3% max.

Calorie Content
2923 kcal ME/kg, 124 kcal ME/treat.

Product Weight
127.5g.

Suitable For
All dogs aged over 12 weeks old.

Feeding Instructions
Feed the Himalayan Dog Chew Yum Dog Treats according to instructions on the packaging.

Country of Origin
Made in the USA.

Please note
Himalayan Dog Chew Yum Dog Treats will last longer if kept in a cool & dry environment. Please do not refrigerate them. Please also note that you should always supervise your dog during chew sessions.