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Wild Eats Real Duck Collagen Retriever Sticks for Dogs, (15 Count) - Long Lasting Dog Chew Treat, Rawhide Free, Low Fat, High Protein, Grain Free

Wild Eats Real Duck Collagen Retriever Sticks for Dogs, (15 Count) - Long Lasting Dog Chew Treat, Rawhide Free, Low Fat, High Protein, Grain Free

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About This Item

• HIGHLY DIGESTABLE, HYDROLYZED - We Use Water to Break Down the Dermis Layer which Increases the Digestibly to 99%, Resulting in Less G.I. Distress
• HIGH PROTEIN & LOW CALORIE - A Guit Free Long Lasting Dog Chew!
• 5-1 PROTECTION - Beef Gelatin Base Supports, Dental, Glossy Coat, Soft Skin, Strong Joints, Muscles, and Nails
• LIKE A BULLY STICK WITHOUT THE JUNK No Artificial Colors or Preservatives & Rawhide-Free
• TRANSPARENT LABEL We Actually Show Our Back Panel with Ingredient Lists and Guaranteed Analysis, No Hiding

Wild Eats Real Duck Collagen Retriever Sticks for Dogs, (15 Count) - Long Lasting Dog Chew Treat, Rawhide Free, Low Fat, High Protein, Grain Free

Ingredients

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What Customers Say

Customers report that their dogs love these collagen treats, find them healthy, and enjoy their flavor. The size receives mixed feedback - while some find them perfect for grabbing, others note they're not suitable for medium or large dogs. Moreover, the longevity and chewability are mixed aspects, with some saying they last a long time while others report they're chewed in about 2 seconds. Additionally, opinions on value for money are divided, with some finding them well-priced while others say they're not worth the money. The smell also gets mixed reactions, with some finding it not offensive while others describe it as horrid.