Xootz Tricycle for Kids, Trike Easy Clip and Portable - Green, Size 3

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Those good bacteria are good for gut health, and it’s richness in omega-3 fatty acids is good for overall canine health. Meanwhile, the digestive enzymes contained in green trip are good for promoting good digestive health.

For difficult-to-reach areas, use a clean kitchen toothbrush. This clears the stomach wall of any remaining bits of partly digested food. Do this a couple of times until there is no more debris visible. Essential fatty acids. Tripe has a good balance of omega-3 (an anti-inflammatory) and omega-6 fatty acids ( 3). Receiving too much or too little of either of these essential fatty acids is harmful for dogs. Dogs and cats do not naturally produce amylase, so the nutrients present in vegetative matter are not readily available to them. Raw green tripe contains not only digestive enzymes, but in most cases, some pre-digested green matter as well. This combination of enzymes and nutrients provide pets with a nutritional powerhouse.”

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Green tripe, on the other hand, isn’t necessarily green (it may be, but raw tripe is typically greenish-brown). “Green” simply means the tripe has not been treated or bleached and is, therefore, a raw, natural option for your companion carnivores. Green Tripe is the perfect nutritional supplement that can be added to RAW diets or traditional pet food (kibble or canned food) to promote digestive health and boost pets’ immune systems. Whether your pet is a senior; diagnosed with a health issue and/or on medication; transitioning to a healthier BARF diet; or beaming with health, consider adding green tripe to their diet. Not only will tripe provide immense health benefits and help treat a myriad of health complaints, it will catapult you to the rank of seasoned raw feeder. Some of the many incredible benefits of feeding raw green tripe include:

Our pets are carnivores and as such they thrive on a predominantly raw meat based diet. One fresh meat ingredient, in particular, that many breeders and pet nutritionists rave about is raw green tripe for the unparalleled benefits it brings to pets’ health, appearance and disposition when incorporated into their weekly eating regimes. How many of us have changed our idea of what ‘dog food’ is in the past 10 years? I know I have. It wasn’t that long ago that I thought I was making a quality food decision by buying a mid-range kibble, and even then, my neighbors thought I was crazy for wasting money on that. Over the years fresh, whole, real food for our pets has become more and more commonplace. Great news, right? Tripe is the stomach of ruminant (grazing) animals including cows, buffalo and sheep. Stomachs of ruminants have four chambers. These systematically break down grasses with digestive enzymes, gastric juices and amino acids. Because your pup’s nutritional and health needs are unique, a discussion about green tripe dog food–or any new product—should begin with your veterinarian. What is Tripe?

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The good bacteria improve immune function by out-numbering the bad bacteria. That maintains a healthy microflora in the gut. Green tripe is loaded with Lactobacillus acidophilus. It’s one of the bacterial ‘good guys’ and the main ingredient in probiotics. Your dog’s gut can only feed so many micro-organisms. He needs to consume more good bacteria to crowd out the bad bacteria. As previously mentioned, veterinary research regarding the nutritional value of green tripe for dogs is limited. And there could be some reasons to avoid feeding it to your pup. Chewing on tripe can improve your dog’s dental health. Give your dog a large rubbery chunk of tripe and it’s like giving him a toothbrush. It will exercise his jaw, massage his gums and scrape his teeth. It’s also highly digestible so your dog will get some nutrients in addition to his chewing pleasure. The Bad News The large supermarkets all sell the same brand of tripe, – Butchers. Butchers offers a handful of different varieties and mixes of tripe. None of them are fresh or frozen, they’re all canned and tinned. However, all of them natural and free from artificial additives.