American Sweet Potato Strips 8oz Natural Tough Rawhide Alternative | Dog Treats

Guaranteed Analysis:  

•    Crude Protein , Minimum 4%, 

•    Crude Fat Maximum 0%

•    Crude Fiber Maximum 7%

•    Moisture 7%-12%, 

•    Ash 5.02%

Calorie Content:  1000 kcal/kg = 39 kcal per oz

Can dogs eat sweet potatoes ?  

Yes , Dogs can eat sweet potatoes and many dogs find them delicious. Dehydrated Sweet potatoes are very close to being fresh , they have been simply dehydrated to preserve all the nutrients , as the water is vaporized.

What are the health benefits of sweet potatoes for dogs  ?

Summarized key benefits of sweet potatoes

·       Sweet potatoes are safe for dogs and have many health benefits.

·       They have a sweet flavor, which some dogs love.

·       Sweet Potatoes support the digestive system by being high in fiber , witch is essential for healthy digestion and bowel movements. 

·       They are very low in fat. 

·       They are rich in carbohydrates mainly from starch and rich in vitamins and minerals.

·       Furthermore, they are a natural energy source. And as natural as a treat can get.

Do sweet potatoes have vitamins ?   

Yes they are rich in Vitamin C and A .  Furthermore there is a generous amount of Vitamin B6 in them. These vitamins support healthy Vision , Coat , muscle and intestine functions.

·       Trace minerals found in Sweet potaos are  potassium, calcium, iron and manganese. Trace minerals are essential for cell reproduction, coat and functionality of intestines.

·       Have beta-carotene which is an antioxidant. Beta-carotene converts to Vitamin A in your dog’s body, which is essential for vision, growth, and muscle strength and better the fur. There is research about beta-carotene aiding in killing cancer , and prevent heart diseases in humans.

Can my dog eat alot of sweet potatoes ?

We can not recommend them as a balanced diet.  Sweet potatoes are very good for dogs as a treat. They are primarily carbohydrates so play safe and limit the amount to your dog’s diet.  Sugars have the same effect on dogs as humans, too much will turn in to fats.