Pure Vita Skin and Coat Functional Dog Treats

Pure Vita Skin and Coat Functional Dog Treats are a delicious limited ingredient treat packed with goodness. These treats will help keep your dog’s skin healthy and coat glossy. Made with real, wild-caught salmon as the main ingredient, this single source protein treat has natural omega-3 and omega-6 from the salmon, flax seed and salmon oil and added organic zinc, important for supple skin and a shiny coat.

Pure Vita Skin and Coat Functional Dog Treats also contain blueberries that are packed with natural antioxidants to support blood circulation, improve vision health, protect the brain from stress and promote urinary tract health. This recipe also includes pomegranates that are rich in vitamin C, folic acid, fiber and potassium to support immune function and overall health. The extra vitamin C added will also help to keep your dog’s immune system strong and give them an extra dash of energy. Pure Vita Skin and Coat Functional Dog Treats are available in a 6 oz bag and made by a family-owned USA company. Ships Canada-wide.

Why We Recommend Pure Vita Skin and Coat Functional Dog Treats:

• Limited ingredients
• Helps to keep your dog’s skin healthy and coat glossy
• Great for dog’s with dull coats or allergies, as well as maintaining a healthy coat and skin
• Wild-caught salmon #1 ingredient
• Natural omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids
• Made by a family-owned USA company

Ingredients:

Salmon, peas, barley flour, glycerin, barley, flax seed, white rice, oat flour, gelatin, pea fiber, salmon oil, phosphoric acid, brewers dried yeast, salt, natural smoke flavor,  palm oil, zinc propionate, calcium propionate (a preservative), zinc proteinate, vitamin E supplement, blueberries, L-ascorbyl-2-polyphosphate (source of vitamin C),, pomegranate extract,  natural flavor, L-carnitine, preserved with tocopherols and citric acid.

Guaranteed Analysis:

*Not recognized as an essential nutrient by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles.
Calorie Content – Metabolizable Energy (calculated): 3,156 kcals per kg, 6.8 kcals per treat.