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| Crude Protein (min) |
40% |
| Crude Fat (min) |
8% |
| Crude Fiber (max) | 5% |
| Moisture (max) | 12% |
| Ash (max) | 3% |
The Science Behind Cooling Treats
Traditional Chinese medicine principles recognize that certain foods have cooling properties that can help balance the body's internal heat. At TangChef, we've applied this wisdom to pet nutrition, combining duck (known for its cooling nature) with pear (rich in moisture and nutrients) to create a functional treat that addresses common heat-related issues in dogs.
How It Works
Duck Meat: Naturally lower in fat than other meats and considered cooling in traditional dietary therapy
Pear: Contains over 80% water, plus vitamins C and K, and dietary fiber to support hydration and digestion
Synergistic Effect: The combination helps reduce internal heat, which can manifest as tear stains, dry stools, or general discomfort
Quality & Safety Commitment
Every batch of Apple mixed meat dog food Treats undergoes strict quality control:
Ingredient Sourcing: Duck is sourced from human-grade suppliers with traceability
De-seeding Process: Pear seeds are mechanically removed to eliminate any potential cyanide risk
Low-Temperature Processing: Gentle baking preserves nutrients and natural properties
Third-Party Testing: Regular testing for contaminants and quality assurance
For Best Results
Use consistently for 2-4 weeks to see visible improvements in tear stains
Ensure your dog has access to fresh water at all times
Monitor your dog's response and adjust feeding as needed
Can be used as training rewards, between-meal snacks, or added to meals
Precautions
Always supervise your dog while eating
Discontinue use if any adverse reactions occur
Not a substitute for veterinary care-consult your vet if tear stains persist