Chippin

Silver Carp Training Jerky

Selected by Dogly for happier, healthier lives together.

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Size: 2-pack, 4-pack

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5% of every purchase supports shelters.

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About This Product

The dogs of Dogly love these soft and chewy jerky training treats featuring sustainable silver carp and sweet potato. These healthy dog treats are packed with all 10 essential amino acids and omega-3s for a shiny coat.

By fishing for silver carp, an overpopulated fish, this treat helps to restore biodiversity to US waterways and protect the Great Lakes. Each bag of treats save over 300 gallons of water.

  • Each 5 oz pouch contains approximately 25 treats
  • Planet friendly, USA wild-caught human grade fish
  • Science-backed, highly digestible protein
  • Hypoallergenic protein: NO chicken, NO beef
  • Produced in small batches in the USA
  • Easily breakable! Use for training, reward or a fun snack

Ingredients

Silver Carp, Sweet Potato, Cane Molasses, Glycerin, Tapioca Starch, Cranberry, Carrot, Flaxseed, Chia Seed, Sunflower Meal, Natural Flavor, Natural Smoke Flavor, Mixed Tocopherols (a preservative), Rosemary Extract (flavor)

Nutrition Protein (min) 20% Fat (min) 6% Fiber (max) 4% Moisture (max) 11%

Calories 3200 Kcal ME/kg, 19 Kcal per whole treat

The people behind Chippin

About The Brand

Meet Chippin

Haley & Laura · Co-Founders

We're on a mission to nourish our dogs with high quality foods that help "chip in" to reduce the carbon pawprint.

Every purchase supports shelters with a 5% donation.

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