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Dehydrated Beef Tongue
Dehydrated Beef Tongue
Beef Tongue is a unique treat that offers a different texture, and taste for your pet! It is moderately high in calories though, so it should be given as a high value reward during training, or sparingly as a meal topper.
It is also high in protein, Zinc, Vitamin B2, 3, 6, and 12. With a 3 ounce serving providing approximately 32-44% of their daily zinc requirement.
If you're looking for something different for your furfriend to try, that is also relatively healthy, and provides vital nutrients, give beef tongue a try today!
The Nitty Gritty:
Vitamin B2: Aids in the metabolism of fat, and carbohydrates into usable energy for your pup. Vitamin B2 is also integral in the production of red blood cells, as well as boosting your pet’s immune system by triggering the production of antibodies when combined with other minerals.
Vitamin B3: Helps the body metabolize fats, and carbohydrates. It also helps the nervous system function properly, as well as working to create vital hormones in your pet’s body. Evidence suggests that it benefits the circulatory system also, as Vitamin B3 has been shown to help suppress inflammation.
Vitamin B6: Aids the healthy growth of your young pup, as it is necessary for protein synthesis. It has also been directly linked to heart health, as it regulates the levels of homocysteine in the bloodstream; which is a chemical that contributes to the hardening of arteries, leading to heart disease.
Vitamin B12: Contributes to a strong immune system, as it is necessary to create parts of the body’s defense system; particularly the immunoglobulin, and cytokines. It is also crucial for proper digestion as it aids in the breakdown of protein to amino acids. A vitamin B12 deficiency could result in diarrhea.
Zinc: Aids in the production of a variety of hormones, boosts the immune system, as well as being vital for proper cognitive function, memory, and learning. Zinc also helps in cellular division, RNA and DNA replication.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the treats last?
As long as the treats are properly stored, they will last up to a month in room temperature. You can also place them in the refrigerator/freezer to increase their shelf life.
Where should I store the treats?
Store the treats in a cool, dry area, away from the sun. You can keep them in the original package that it came in, or you can place in a tight-sealed container. Ensure the container is moisture free to prevent bacterial growth.