Plato Dog Thinkers Single Lamb 12 Count

Product overview

The label matters more than the loudest claim on the bag. Start with what is listed for your pup, then check the exact flavor, size, count, ingredients, and directions that apply. Plato Dog Thinkers Single Lamb 12 Count from Plato Pet Treats is the exact dog treats jerky covered here.

Thinkers Lamb are hearty, meat-packed sticks with added EPA and DHA to support healthy brain function. Made with real lamb as the 1st ingredient, these treats are made with limited ingredients, are naturally preserved, and contain no artificial flavors, corn, wheat, or soy. Because of their large size, Thinkers offer substantial chewing satisfaction or can be broken into smaller pieces to create multiple treats.
And we take the extra time to air-dry them in batches in our USA facility instead of baking them in order to retain more of the ingredients' inherent nutrients (but your dog will just think that they smell and taste amazing). It takes longer, but we think its worth it.

Ingredients:
Lamb, lamb meal, vegetable glycerin, brown rice, pea fiber, pork plasma, calcium alginate (casing), fish oil (Source of EPA and DHA), salt, mixed tocopherols (preservative), sunflower lecithin, organic apple cider vinegar, citric acid (preservative), rosemary extract

Highlights and fit checks

• Thinkers Lamb are hearty, meat-packed sticks with added EPA and DHA to support healthy brain function.
• Made with real lamb as the 1st ingredient, these treats are made with limited ingredients, are naturally preserved, and contain no artificial flavors, corn, wheat, or soy.
• Because of their large size, Thinkers offer substantial chewing satisfaction or can be broken into smaller pieces to create multiple treats.
• It takes longer, but we think its worth it.
• Check the current ingredient list, guaranteed analysis, and feeding or use directions. The package is the final word.

Product details

A quick fit checklist

1. Confirm the exact size, count, flavor, color, model, or format stated in the title and facts table.
2. Read the package ingredients, analysis, serving or use directions, and storage instructions before first use.
3. Introduce or use it according to the label, and check with your veterinarian when your dog has individual dietary or health needs.

Helpful to know

We start with the package label, ingredient list, and feeding or use directions rather than front-of-package language. Keep fresh water available where appropriate, and ask your veterinarian about special dietary needs, health conditions, or a reaction that does not settle.

One careful pass through the facts usually makes the decision clearer. If a listed option is confusing, we're happy to help.