Delicious Sweet Potato Dog Treats - All-Natural, Grain-Free & Healthy Snacks for Dogs - Perfect for Training, Rewards & Dental Care" (Note: "Sweet Potato Treat" was assumed to be a dog treat based on common usage. If it's for humans, please specify.) Alternative for human snacks: "Organic Sweet Potato Snacks - Vegan, Gluten-Free & Healthy Chips - Great for On-the-Go, Lunchboxes & Movie Nights

Product Description

Critter Selects Sweet Potato treat is harvested fresh from local farms, washed, diced, then dehydrated into a crunchy supplemental food for your critter to enjoy. This irresistible snack is rich in antioxidants and satisfies your pet's natural chewing instinct. Ideal for chinchillas, guinea pigs, rabbits, prairie dogs, rats and other small animals.

Healthy treats have several benefits for both pets and pet owners. Treats can lend variety to an otherwise monotonous diet, provide good exercise for teeth and jaws, and add behavioral enrichment for animals that spend their lives in a small, limited environment. Most importantly, treats form a connection between pets and pet owners, assisting in bonding and training.

INGREDIENTS: Dehydrated Sweet Potato

GUARANTEED ANALYSIS: Crude Protein (min) 4.0%, Crude Fat (min) 0.10%, Crude Fiber (max) 7.0%, Moisture (max) 7.0%

FEEDING DIRECTIONS: Offer alone as a treat, in foraging toys, or mix with a regular diet for added variety. Serving size will vary based on animal species and weight.

STORAGE: Store in a cool, dry place (below 70 degrees F). If storing for more than 4 weeks, keep refrigerated for guaranteed freshness.

This product is a treat and should be fed sparingly, it is not a substitute for a regular, balanced diet. A balanced diet for herbivores consists of 70% grass hay, 20% fortified pellet, and 10% other grasses and treats. Offer treats only a few times per week or as a small portion of the main diet. Treats may lead to health issues when fed in excess. If your pet is not consuming its regular balanced diet, withhold serving treats until stable eating habits resume.