Bravo! Bonus Bites Duck Feet Dry-Roasted Dog Treats, 5-oz bag
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Description
Bravo! Bonus Bites are an extensive line of freeze-dried and dry-roasted, all-meat treats. They use only antibiotic-free poultry, fresh fish and grass-fed red meats in these healthy, all-natural, grain-free snack. If you have made the commitment to feed your pet better healthier food, you should consider including all natural treats in that plan. Why? If you are like most pet owners you feed your pet a lot of treats, every day, and it is important the treat be as healthy as their daily meal. Bravo! Bonus Bites are 100% all meat, and made from all natural, antibiotic-free, grain free meats and organ meat protein sources.
Key Benefits
- Freeze-dried and dry-roasted, all-meat treats
- Made entirely from all natural muscle meat
- Never contain any grains, fillers, flavorings or preservatives
- Raised without added antibiotics or hormones
- Savory flavor dogs can't resist
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Item Number58561
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Breed SizeAll Breeds, Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds
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Food FormFreeze-Dried, Treats
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LifestageAdult, All Stages
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Made inUnited States
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Special DietGrain-Free, Gluten Free
Nutritional Info
Ingredients
Duck Feet.
Caloric Content
4,600 kcal/kg, 130 kcal/treat
| Guaranteed Analysis | |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 35.0% min |
| Crude Fat | 30.0% min |
| Crude Fiber | 1.0% max |
| Moisture | 8.0% max |
Feeding Instructions
Treats should be no more than 10% of your dog’s daily calorie intake. These treats are not a substitute for your dog’s main meal. They are for intermittent or supplemental feeding only.
Customer Reviews
89% Recommend
28 Reviews
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By ChloeMommy on Jun 2, 2017 Top 250 Contributor
I thought that these might be a great, natural chew for my Havanese puppy but she does not like them at all. When I first gave them to her she seemed scared of them and they are just kind of creepy to me also. They are also greasy and leave a residue. I am also not sure about her chewing on the nails either. I didn't think this purchase through very well but perhaps they might work for others. They do seem to be dried well.
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By squeaknomore on May 31, 2017
Love these! No funky smell or oily residue like I have seen on others. My dogs absolutely love these and im so glad they come with more than a couple per package.
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By Barry on Jan 30, 2017
I did not find these too greasy as others have said. My chiweenie loves them. Takes him about 20 minutes to get through one.
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By BestFriend on Oct 2, 2016
Dry roasted duck feet are too greasy for the house and, if fed outdoors, would probably attract ants. My dog (terrier mix) had difficulty chewing them. I found freeze dried duck feet elsewhere and my dog loves these - easier to crunch. Freeze dried duck feet are not greasy - dry to the touch. Be sure your pet has access to water after enjoying them. Wish Chewy would carry the freeze dried kind.
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By Cargo on Oct 21, 2016
These are much better than the last brand I bought. My dog likes them.
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By Jayel on May 5, 2016
Another single ingredient treat that brings the dogs dancing to my side. While duck feet may seem a bit odd to me, my dogs think they are awesome. I decided that since they eat Acana Duck and Pear kibble, they might as well try the duck's feet too. So glad I ordered these. Happy, healthy dogs mean a happier me. Bravo's Duck Feet and dried cod treats are at the top of our 'cookie' list.
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By Michelle99 on Mar 25, 2016
My picky dogs love these treats and I love that it's natural and healthy!!! Chewy has great products and exceptional service...I'm a happy customer
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By Walker58 on Feb 15, 2016
I have 2 dog's a male boxer/pit and female boxer/english pointer both each about 60-65 LB. each and I only give them one a week because duck is fatting and they love them!!! They do eat them quick but, they are very satisfied with them!!!
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By CodyBoy on Mar 12, 2016
Duck is the only protein my dog can eat. Now he has a different treat to eat. Loves it!
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By jrzd5510 on Apr 19, 2015
I have a Yorkie (12 lbs) and Maltese (9 lbs), both 11 years old. I've recently taken them off all commercial dog food because I just can't stand the thought of what might be in there and I don't want them to have any grains whatsoever. So...I am cooking for them and buying raw from a local canine nutritionist. They love their treats though and other than homemade jerky, I was kind of lost. So I tried these duck feet and they were a big hit. Because my dogs are small I break them and one time one gets the foot and the other the ankle and vice versa. Will definitely buy again!
