
Description
Bell & Bone Joint + Mobility Booster treats are a functional daily chew for dogs of all breeds, combining beef and turmeric with collagen to support joint health. They're designed for dogs at any age whose owners want to take a proactive approach to mobility.
Collagen is the structural protein that makes up the majority of a dog's tendons, ligaments, and muscles — this formulation uses high-quality collagen as its functional base. Turmeric adds an anti-inflammatory component backed by considerable research. The treats are grain-free, low in fat, and made from Australian ingredients without fillers.
These suit dogs who need joint support but whose owners prefer a treat-based approach over capsules or powders. The beef flavour means they're taken willingly, which matters when something needs to be given daily.
Bell & Bone Healthy Treats Joint + Mobility Booster Beef & Turmeric Dog Treats
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Description
Bell & Bone Joint + Mobility Booster treats are a functional daily chew for dogs of all breeds, combining beef and turmeric with collagen to support joint health. They're designed for dogs at any age whose owners want to take a proactive approach to mobility.
Collagen is the structural protein that makes up the majority of a dog's tendons, ligaments, and muscles — this formulation uses high-quality collagen as its functional base. Turmeric adds an anti-inflammatory component backed by considerable research. The treats are grain-free, low in fat, and made from Australian ingredients without fillers.
These suit dogs who need joint support but whose owners prefer a treat-based approach over capsules or powders. The beef flavour means they're taken willingly, which matters when something needs to be given daily.
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