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Shark Cartilage WIDE Stick Dog Treat – Australia

Shark Cartilage WIDE is one of the greatest JOINT support and dog arthritis helpers for dogs and humans. So much so, that it is still one of the major ingredients in Many ‘pharmaceutical’ powder blend packs you can buy via your vet at up to 3 times the price. You will also find chondroitin and glucosamine (the main active ingredients in shark cartilage) in must HUMAN joint support powders and capsules.

This wider version is the same composition as the regular shark sticks, just that they are graded as wider cartilage for either big chewing or just big dogs. That means that these dogs might be pre-occupied for a little while longer, it will clean their teeth longer, and they will get the safe primal enjoyment of chewing a NATURAL treat that is fully digestible, for longer !

These shark cartilage dog treats are typically greater than 10 mm and up to 20 mm in width and about 15 cm long though being natural colour, width and length will vary with every batch.

If you are wondering where these sticks come from, Sharks use cartilage for a skeleton instead of bones, to give maneuverability. The ones that are caught here in Australian waters are under strict quota limits, with the prime meat going to restaurants and cafes for human consumption. The sticks are actually from the fin of these controlled species ‘fish’ and while the human pharmaceutical industry takes a large share, the dog treats industry (us) can also provide dogs of Australia with this amazing joint support/ teeth cleaner !

These wider sticks are also fantastic at cleaning teeth (naturally), strengthening gums and jaw, providing nutrition. But their main claim to fame is preventing and reversing joint issues and arthritis issues in dogs.  This is an article we created on actual dog trials they performed to show how beneficial it can be.

They are often used in conjunction with Green lipped mussels for perfect combined joint care.

Shark cartilage can also be an alternative to small raw bones or large dried bones, it even is great at supplying calcium and numerous micro-nutrients found in the sea.

Typical analysis:  Protein 51%, Fat 2%. Fibre 1.4%, Salt < 1.0%