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Insect Based Jerky Dog Treats
100g

Overview

WAG Insect Based Jerky is a chewy treat made from vertically farmed Black Soldier Fly larvae, fed on rescued fruit and vegetables, combined with tapioca, glycerine, and gelatine. The insect protein delivers a complete amino acid profile and is positioned as a hypoallergenic alternative to common meat proteins.

A lower environmental footprint option relative to conventional meat jerky. Suited to dogs of all sizes and appropriate for those with sensitivities to mainstream proteins. As a novel protein source, individual reactions cannot be fully predicted. Contains gelatine; not plant-based.


Ingredients

Tapioca, Black Soldier Fly Larvae, Water, Glycerine, Gelatine, Lecithin, Antioxidants, Natamycin.

Ingredient images are illustrative only and may not represent the exact source or form used by manufacturers.

About


Company
Manufactured
Australia
Type
Jerky/Strip
Life Stage
Adult, Senior
Breed Size
All Breeds
Feeding Type
Treat
Processing Level
High

Product Tags


Poultry Free
Grain Free
Gluten Free
Dairy Free


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About the Brand

WAG (Watch & Grow)

WAG provides natural and sustainably sourced air dried treats for dogs including long lasting chews and single ingredient snacks. Explore their full range of ethically sourced kangaroo jerky and deer antlers to give your dog a healthy and boredom busting treat.


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