- Vendor: Waggin' Train
Waggin' Train Duck Jerky Dog Treats for Sensitive Stomach, 36 oz.
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Help your dog thrive with Waggin Train Duck Jerky Dog Treats, crafted specifically for dogs with sensitive stomachs. Real duck is the star of this 36 oz bag — a novel protein that is naturally gentle on digestion and far less likely to trigger food sensitivities than common proteins like chicken or beef.
Grain-free and made without corn, soy, or wheat, these jerky tenders strip away the unnecessary ingredients that upset sensitive bellies, leaving behind only the clean, satisfying flavor your dog deserves. Whether your dog has been diagnosed with a food sensitivity or you simply prefer a cleaner treat option, Waggin Train Duck Jerky delivers without compromise.
- 36 oz bag of duck jerky tenders
- Real duck as the number one ingredient
- Grain-free and gentle on sensitive stomachs
- No corn, wheat, or soy
- No artificial colors or preservatives
- Real duck as the primary ingredient for authentic, meat-forward flavor
- Gentle formula developed for dogs with sensitive digestive systems
- Single protein source makes it easier to identify and manage food sensitivities
- Brand: Waggin’ Train
- Size: 36 oz.
- Category: Dog Treats
- Texture: Jerky / Tender
- Special Formula: Sensitive stomach
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Waggin' Train Duck Jerky Dog Treats for Sensitive Stomach, 36 oz.
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