Shark Cartilage 5PK

WAG Shark Cartilage Sticks are an ultra healthy treat packed with omega fatty acids and glucosamine. A deliciously nutritious snack to help support optimum coat shine and soothe inflammation. WAG Shark Cartilage Sticks are 100% natural and sustainably sourced from the clean oceans of Australia.

Limited edition: Here for a good time, not a long time.

About this product

Get The Glow

For healthy skin and a shiny coat, seafood treats high in Omega-3 fatty acids and hypoallergenic properties are the way to go.

Hypoallergenic

Natural, hypoallergenic and 100% tasty! Strong-smelling fish treats are a common tasty remedy for dogs with allergies.

Sustainable Sourcing

Shark is ethically sourced in Queensland as a by-product of foods farmed in a fish-friendly way for human consumption. These by-products are left to waste — so we scoop 'em up to source natural treats for dogs.

Ingredients

100% Shark Cartilage

Size and Weight

10cm-20cm

10g-30g

Guaranteed Analysis

Crude Protein (Min.) 51.0%

Crude Fat (Min.) 2.0%

Crude Fibre (Max.) <0.1%

Moisture (Max.) 12.0%

Country of Origin

Australia

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does this treats smell so strong? Is this smell normal?

It's super normal — and better yet, dogs love it. Your dog’s sense of smell that actually provides the most information on exactly what they’re chowing down on. So that salty, fishy, tangy smell that makes us scrunch our nose up? It drives them dog-gone wild.

Are your shark products sustainably sourced?

Our shark products are ethically sourced in Queensland as a by-product of foods farmed in a fish-friendly way for human consumption but left to waste, a great way to source natural treats for dogs. We do not intentionally endanger the shark population and support water quality protection and conservation practices.

Our ethical sourcing process is important to us and we are confident in it and our supplier who is actively involved in these conservation practices.

I want to learn more about fishy treats!

If you want more information, read more about sustainable fishy treats at our blog, Dog Talk.