Icelandic+ Rolled Collagen Stick with Wrapped Fish Skin for Dogs

• Made of USA Beef Collagen and Atlantic Cod Fish Skin
• Rolled Sheet of Collagen for Strong Chewers
• Rich in Omega-3 Essential Fatty Acids
• Long-Lasting Chew with Multiple Layers
• Reduce tartar & plaque build-up for healthier gums and teeth
• Safe alternative to rawhide
• 100% Edible – easy to digest
• 100% Natural – no additives, no preservatives, no supplements
• Two Ingredient Dog Treat

Includes one (1) chew

Product of the USA, Packed in the USA

Icelandic+™ Beef Rolled Collagen Stick with Center Wrapped Fish Skin Dog Treats are available in a 4″ and 8″ size. Each package contains 1 rolled chew.

The Collagen Chews are Hand Wrapped and come from USA Beef and Wild Caught Atlantic Cod Skin.  The Wild Caught Atlantic Cod Skins are sustainably sourced and are naturally rich in protein and omega-3 essential fatty acids to help support healthy skin and coat and provide major chewing satisfaction

Ingredient Highlights:

USA Beef Collagen: This human grade collagen is made from cattle born & raised in the USA and traceable to the ranch. 100% digestible, naturally high in protein, low in fat & packed with nutritional benefits and flavor.

Wild Caught Cod Skin:Sustainably sourced and wild caught, our cod skins are naturally rich in protein and omega-3 essential fatty acids to help support healthy skin and coat and provide major chewing satisfaction.

Dental Care:

The Icelandic+ Beef Rolled Collagen Stick with Center Wrapped Fish Skin Dog Treat is a natural chew that helps your dog’s gums to be “brushed” as it is made of rolled beef collagen and naturally dried cod skin. If your dog’s teeth are not regularly brushed, you may experience some gum bleeding with their first chew. This is natural and is actually a benefit as the chews surface is “scrubbing” the gum line. With continued use and additional chews, you will see a difference in the health of your dog’s gum line and whiter teeth. People who do not floss similarly experience gum bleeding when they first start and the bleeding stops when gum health improves from flossing, as will happen with your dog.