Meat Strips Goat - hypoallergenic, semi-soft treats for dogs with goat

Bemo Meat Strips Goat monoprotein - hypoallergenic, meaty treats for dogs with goat

Meat Strips are an exceptionally tasty meaty treat for dogs, in the form of small meaty strips. An excellent way to healthily diversify the diet and a particularly tasty reward during training and walks. Thanks to its soft structure, it is perfect for puppies as well as older dogs with dental problems. The ideal size of the treat is a great advantage during all activities with the dog - training, schooling, walking. 

Meat Strips are monoprotein treats in which you will find 100% goat. 

Goat meat is an increasingly appreciated choice in the diet of dogs, especially among owners who are looking for a healthy and nutritious source of protein. Goat meat is rich in high-quality protein, which is essential for maintaining muscle mass, tissue regeneration, enzyme and hormone production. The protein content in goat meat is about 20-23%, making it comparable to other popular meats. Goat meat has a lower cholesterol content compared to many other types of meat, making it a good choice for dogs that may have circulatory system problems or require a heart-healthy diet. Goat meat, like venison or rabbit, is a less common source of protein, making it a good choice for dogs with food allergies or intolerance to other more popular meats. It can be used in an elimination diet. Thanks to its low fat content, goat meat is a low-calorie meat, which helps maintain a healthy weight, especially in dogs with lower physical activity or a tendency to be overweight. Goat meat has a natural, distinctive taste that many dogs love. It can be attractive even to picky quadrupeds, making it easier to introduce into the diet.

Why choose Bemo treats? 

• excellent for training
• do not dirty hands or pockets
• extremely tasty and aromatic
• soft and semi-moist croquette structure
• excellent supplement to any dog's diet
• will work even for the most picky dogs
• perfect for puppies and older dogs