We’ve expanded our best-selling Jerky Tenders® line to feature delicious, real salmon with a drool-worthy taste that will have your dog begging for more. Plus, they are made with balanced omegas to support your pup’s skin and coat.
Salmon Jerky Tenders for Skin & Coat Support
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Product Description
Tails don’t lie – open a bag of Waggin’ Train Salmon Jerky Tenders for Skin & Coat Support and your dog won’t be able to resist! We’ve expanded our best-selling jerky line to feature delicious, real salmon with a drool-worthy taste that will have your dog begging for more. Plus, they are made with balanced omegas to support your pup’s skin and coat. These flavorful and functional salmon jerky tenders are carefully crafted from only 4 simple ingredients – with 100% real salmon as the #1 ingredient – because health and happiness shouldn’t be complicated. Our indulgently chewy salmon jerky treats have a mouth-watering taste and texture and are a high-protein, healthy, convenient treat dogs love getting and you love giving.
Ingredients
Salmon, Vegetable Glycerin, Tapioca Starch, Pea Protein
Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein (Min) – 50%
Crude Fat (Min) – 3%
Crude Fiber – 1.5%
Moisture (Max) – 18%
Calorie Content: 2960 kcal/kg, 45 kcal/piece
Feeding Guidelines*
Over 40 lbs (18.1+ kg)
3 treats per day
21-40 lbs (9.5-18.1 kg)
2 treats per day
11-20 lbs (5-9.1 kg)
1 treats per day
5-10 lbs (2.3-4.5 kg)
1/2 treats per day
*Pieces may be broken for small dogs
Real Salmon #1 Ingredient
No Grains
No Artificial Colors or Flavors
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is it made with real meat?
Waggin' Train ALWAYS uses 100% real meat as the first ingredient in all of our delicious jerky treats.
What is Vegetable Glycerin?
Vegetable glycerin is a humectant —meaning it is an ingredient that preserves moisture. Glycerin is used to bind water in treats by lowering water activity, and gives pet food and treats an irresistibly chewy texture. You can feel safe and confident in the usage of vegetable glycerin as the U.S Food and Drug Administration (‘FDA’) and the European Food Safety Authority (‘EFSA’) classify it as functional and safe when added in pet food as a preservative ingredient.