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Thrive Dehydrated Pumpkin - 225 g

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Thrive Dehydrated Pumpkin 225 gram package
Thrive Dehydrated Pumpkin
Thrive Dehydrated Pumpkin
Thrive Dehydrated Pumpkin – Single Ingredient
Thrive Dehydrated Pumpkin Dosage
Thrive Pumpkin Powder powder with scoop
Side of Thrive Dehydrated Pumpkin 225 gram package
Back of Thrive Dehydrated Pumpkin 225 gram package
SKU:
THRVPMK225
UPC:
627818000550
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Simple and effective, Thrive Dehydrated Pumpkin is an all-natural way to support bowel health.

Pumpkin is rich in both soluble and insoluble fibre making it ideal for assisting with excessively loose or firm stools.

 

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Description

Simple and effective, Thrive Dehydrated Pumpkin is an all-natural way to support bowel health.

Pumpkin is rich in both soluble and insoluble fibre making it ideal for assisting with excessively loose or firm stools.

 

Discover additional research about these products by clicking here.

Details

_Type:
Powder

100% dehydrated pumpkin

Pet Weight
10 LBS
20 LBS
40 LBS
60 LBS
80 LBS
100 LBS
Daily Serving
1 tsp
2 tsp
4 tsp
6 tsp
8 tsp
10 tsp
For Best Results

Mix with water to create a puree. Add to your dog's meals or feed on it's own as needed.

3 tbsp Dehydrated Pumpkin = 1 cup of Pumpkin Puree

Cautions

Keep out of reach of children. Not for long term use. For dogs only.

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Happy Tales

"I always have this on hand! All you do is add water and you have pumpkin puree. I used to buy pumpkin puree, but it would go bad before I had time to feed the entire can. It's perfect for those bad-tummy days!

– Shepie M."

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Highlights.

Human-grade ingredients

Veterinary Health Product

Add to any meal type

No fillers, corn, or soy

Happy Tales

The research.

Don't just take our word for it - see the research behind the ingredients.

Preclinical studies of cucurbita maxima (pumpkin seeds) a traditional intestinal antiparasitic

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