K9 Natural Lamb Green Tripe Booster

K9 Natural
K9 Naturals Lamb Green Tripe Booster
  • K9 Natural’s Lamb Green Tripe Booster is now available in a 1.5-pound bag with eco-friendly packaging made from 42% recycled plastic, designed for freshness and durability.
  • Made from 100% New Zealand grass-fed, free-range lamb green tripe, free of grains, fillers, artificial additives, and GMOs.
  • Supports skin and coat health with omega 3 and 6, aids joint and muscle repair with high protein, and promotes digestion for sensitive dogs.
  • Highly palatable and perfect for picky eaters.
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