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Product Summary:

Mount Tibet Tibetan Dog Chews
Tibetan Dog Chews are an all natural way to treat your best friend. They are made by local artisan farmers using centuries-old traditional methods, utensils, and tools.

The process starts with hand-milking the pasture-grazed yaks and cows. A human-powered separator skims the cream away from the milk, and then skimmed milk is used in making the chew. The milk is boiled and pasteurized, and then small amounts of lime juice and rock salt are added to initiate curdling. The curd is separated from whey in burlap sacks and squeezed underneath stone weights for 4 to 5 weeks, after which the cheese is cut and hang-dried. Finally, it is left for ageing and ripening in the Himalayan environment under direct sunlight and smoke for 3 to 4 months.

The irregularities in shape, size, and color are the inherent nature of the chew, as each of them is uniquely handcrafted. There are no preservatives, additives, or animal by-products. There are also no grains, gluten, corn, soy, or wheat.

Features:
For all dogs
100% natural
High in protein
Long lasting
Non-staining with minimal odor
No preservatives, binding agents, or artificial colors or flavors
Contains no grain, gluten, corn, soy, wheat, or GMOs
Item Specifications:
Sizes:
Small: Blue Bag
For most dogs under 15 lb.
3 chews per pack
Medium: Green Bag
For most dogs under 35 lb.
1 chew per pack
Large: Red Bag
For most dogs under 55 lb.
1 chew per pack
XLarge: Grey Bag
For most dogs under 70 lb.
1 chew per pack
Jumbo: Yellow Bag
For most dogs under 100 lb.
1 chew per pack
Guaranteed Analysis:
Crude Protein (min.): 56.2%
Crude Fat (min.): .9%
Crude Fiber (max.): 0%
Moisture (max.): 10.2%
Ash (max.): 6%

Ingredients:
Yak Milk, Cow Milk, Salt, Lime Juice

Note: When a small piece is left over, you can puff it up in a microwave. Depending on the wattage power of the microwave you can microwave it for 30-40 seconds or until it puffs up like popcorn and give it back to your dog after letting it cooling for at least 2 minutes.
Tibetan Dog Chew is a treat and is not intended to be fed as a meal. When treats are given, amount of food should be reduced accordingly. As a common practice, the caloric intake from treats should not exceed 10% of the daily total caloric requirement of your dog.
Make sure you provide adequate fresh drinking water all the time and visit your veterinarian regularly.