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Sweet bananas, real bacon, and a hint of peanut butter. A treat fit for a furry king (or queen). These will have your pup saying - "Thank you. Thank you very much". Given how the king liked his style, these treats also help support your pups coat and digestion!
This is a soft-baked treat.
Made from upcycled ingredients
All our treats are grain-free (no corn, soy, wheat), contain no artificial flavors, and are proudly made in the USA.
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Banana treat ingredients: Sunflower meal, potato, banana, flaxseed meal, coconut glycerin, glucose syrup, sunflower oil, peanut butter, bacon, ground peanut, mixed tocopherols (a preservative)
Duck treat ingredients: Sunflower meal, potato, beet, flaxseed meal, coconut glycerin, glucose syrup, sunflower oil, duck, miscanthus grass, pea protein, mixed tocopherols (a preservative)
I love that these treats are not only good for training but also support the dog's skin, coat and digestion.
About The Brand
James · Co-Founder
Waste Less, Wag More!
Dogs will be dogs...and we can learn a lot from them, like not wasting any food!
Shameless Pets uses upcycling to turn ingredients that may have otherwise been lost or wasted into outrageously good pet treats! Every ingredient is carefully selected to provide the utmost nutrition while prioritizing our planet’s sustainability.
We connected with farmers and food processors with perfectly safe and nutritious food in need of rescuing and Shameless Pets was born.
Every purchase supports shelters with a 5% donation.
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