Animals Like Us Freeze-Dried Lamb Tripe Dog Treats 60g – Grass-Fed Raw

Description

Animals Like Us Freeze-Dried Lamb Tripe Dog Treats 60g – Grass-Fed Raw are single-ingredient New Zealand lamb tripe treats for dogs. The maker positions the pieces for rewards, training, snacks and enrichment. However, this is a treat food for intermittent or supplemental feeding, not a complete meal.

Quick Facts

• Pack size: 60g (2oz)
• Product type: Freeze-dried raw lamb tripe dog treats
• Only ingredient: Lamb tripe
• Origin: Made in New Zealand; the package and manufacturer describe the lamb as New Zealand grass-fed
• Suitable for: Dogs; the front package calls them natural high-protein treats for all dogs
• Suggested uses: Reward, training treat, snack, meal topper or enrichment activity
• Barcode / GTIN: 9421906226720 on the supplied package

Freeze-Dried Lamb Tripe Dog Treats: Ingredients

The ingredient list contains only lamb tripe. The package also uses “single ingredient, all natural” and New Zealand grass-fed statements.

Tripe is part of a ruminant stomach. The available package and product page do not identify the exact tripe section, farm, lamb breed, slaughter or processing facility, grass-fed standard, traceability scheme or independent certification.

Grass-Fed Lamb Tripe Guaranteed Analysis and Energy

• Crude protein: 53% minimum
• Crude fat: 20% minimum
• Crude fibre: 3% maximum
• Moisture: 6% maximum
• Metabolisable energy: 4500kcal/kg, calculated
• Energy per treat: 2.5kcal, with the package noting that treat size can vary

Because the pieces vary in size, 2.5kcal is not a guaranteed value for every piece.

Grass-Fed Lamb Tripe Package Claims and Limits

The package states no wheat, corn or soy; no sugar or glycerins; and no added hormones. It also calls the product natural high protein. These are product and manufacturer statements.

However, “no wheat, corn or soy” is not the same as a blanket grain-free or gluten-free certification. The available sources do not provide cross-contact testing, an allergen-control statement or a complete list of processing aids. Therefore, do not assume that the product suits every dog with an allergy or medically managed diet.

The ingredient list names only lamb tripe, and neither the supplied package nor the current official page identifies a probiotic strain, colony-forming-unit count, digestive-enzyme name, enzyme activity or product-specific digestive study. Therefore, this page does not promise a probiotic or digestive outcome.

Why These Raw Dog Treats Stay Raw

The maker calls these pieces freeze-dried raw lamb tripe. Freeze-drying removes moisture, but it does not turn the ingredient into a cooked product. Therefore, use raw-food hygiene and keep the treats away from human food.

How to Feed Freeze-Dried Lamb Tripe Dog Treats

Serve pieces as a supervised reward, training treat or snack. Alternatively, crumble a small amount over the dog’s regular food or use suitable pieces in an enrichment activity.

The package gives no weight-based daily quantity. Instead, keep treats within the dog’s daily calorie allowance and maintain a nutritious, balanced main diet. Also provide fresh water and regular exercise. Reduce other treats when necessary.

Raw Dog Treat Safety, Handling and Storage

• Supervise every serving and choose a piece size that suits the dog’s size and chewing style.
• Break larger pieces when needed, especially for small dogs or dogs that gulp food.
• Use for intermittent or supplemental feeding only; do not replace a complete meal.
• Store the resealed pack in a cool, dry place.
• Keep the raw treats separate from other foods. Wash hands, bowls, surfaces and utensils thoroughly after handling.
• The package states that the product is not for human consumption.
• Discard the treats if the pouch or product shows damage, moisture, mould, pests, an unusual odour or other spoilage.

Ask a veterinarian before feeding when a dog has pancreatitis, needs a fat-restricted diet, follows a prescription or elimination diet, has a known lamb reaction or develops vomiting, diarrhoea, itching or another adverse response.

Frequently Asked Questions About Lamb Tripe Dog Treats

What is the only ingredient?

The ingredient list contains only lamb tripe. The package describes it as New Zealand grass-fed and says the product is made in New Zealand.

What are the guaranteed analysis and calories?

The package lists 53% minimum protein, 20% minimum fat, 3% maximum fibre and 6% maximum moisture. It gives 4500kcal/kg and an estimated 2.5kcal per treat, while noting that piece size can vary.

Can these treats replace a meal?

No. The package identifies them for intermittent or supplemental feeding only. Keep a nutritious, balanced main diet and use the lamb tripe within the dog’s treat allowance.

Do they provide proven probiotics or digestive support?

The current ingredient list and package do not identify probiotic strains, CFU counts, named enzymes or product-specific clinical evidence. Therefore, do not rely on this treat to prevent or treat digestive problems.

How should I feed and store them safely?

Supervise, provide water and choose a suitable piece size. Store the resealed pouch in a cool, dry place, separate the raw treats from human food and wash hands and food-contact surfaces after handling.