Flavor Name: Thick Cut Hickory | Size: 40-Ounce Pouch, Pack of 1 Why do dogs go crazy for Beggin' Strips Thick Cut? The phenomenon can best be explained using dog logic. Dogs love the taste of bacon--that's why they love Beggin' Strips. (Stay with me...) SO, if bacon flavor is good, then thicker, bigger, bolder bacony flavor is even better. It's pretty simple. Now, let your dog sink his teeth into some! More Beggin' means more eye-popping, hair- raising, spine-tingling, thicktacular fun! And do I smell HICKORY?? Be still, my wagging tail! Ingredients Ground Wheat, Corn Gluten Meal, Wheat Flour, Water, Glycerin, Ground Yellow Corn, Sugar, Soybean Meal, Bacon (Preserved with Sodium Nitrite), Salt, Bacon Fat (Preserved with BHA and Citric Acid), Phosphoric Acid, Sorbic Acid (a Preservative), Natural Hickory Smoke Flavor, Calcium Propionate (a Preservative), Red 40, Yellow 5, Blue 1, Yellow 6, Added Color. C-4012. Directions Provide adequate fresh water in a clean container daily. If treats are given, the amount of food should be reduced accordingly. Monitor your dog to ensure treat is adequately chewed prior to swallowing. Break into small pieces for adult small/toy breed dogs. For your pet's health, see your veterinarian regularly. Feed as a treat to your adult dog. This product is a treat and is not intended to be fed as a meal. Feed 1 treat for each 15 pounds of body weight daily, not to exceed 5 treats per day. The caloric intake from treats should not exceed 10% of a dog's total daily caloric requirement. Store in a cool, dry place. Guaranteed Analysis Crude Protein (Min)...15.0%, Crude Fat (Min)...3.5%, Crude Fiber (Max)...3.5%, Moisture (Max)...27.0%.

• With the slow-cooked taste of hickory smoke flavor. Feed only as a treat to your adult dog, even though he thinks the two major food groups are covered. (See back panel for feeding instructions.) Because Bacon! Proudly produced in Clinton, IA and Dunkirk, NY.

With the slow-cooked taste of hickory smoke flavor. Feed only as a treat to your adult dog, even though he thinks the two major food groups are covered. (See back panel for feeding instructions.) Because Bacon! Proudly produced in Clinton, IA and Dunkirk, NY.United States