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Just because your dog doesn't tell you he's tired during your 5-mile hike doesn't mean he never hits the wall. Dogs, like people, can run out of energy too.

Power Bones, dreamed up in 1995 when Zuke hit the wall on a hike with Patrick, are the perfect treat to keep your pooch performing. A variety of carbohydrates and high quality protein give dogs all the healthy energy they need to keep up with you and your active lifestyle. And because they aren't loaded with unhealthy additives, they'll never crash.

So, now you'll never have to worry about your four legged running partner giving up before you do. Feed Power Bones and Fuel the Love.

• Power Bones are like an energy bar for people, but for dogs
• Designed for dogs who need a power boost during strenuous activity
• The perfect dog treat for use during dog agility, canine flyball or while running, hiking or swimming with you dog
• Calories per piece (approx.): Beef 15, Chicken 18, Peanut Butter 22
• Simple and complex carbs for quick and sustained energy
• Fortified with vitamins and mineral
• Now formulated with:
• Whole, fresh blueberries – natural antioxidant
• Whole, fresh carrots – Vitamin A for healthy eyes
• Whole, fresh apples – promotes a healthy immune system
• Ground flaxseed – Omega-3 fatty acids
• Whole grains – dietary fiber, protein, vitamins and minerals
• Made in the USA with USA sourced meats, grains, fruits and vegetables
• Healthy, Natural dog treat
• Free of wheat, corn and soy
• Made without artificial colors, flavors or by-products

Beef

Ingredients:
Beef, Ground Oats, Malted Barley, Ground Rice, Maple Syrup, Gelatin, Vegetable Glycerin, Apples, Beets, Carrots, Sweet Potatoes, Ground Flax Seed, Canola Oil, Phosphoric Acid (a natural acidifier), Salt, Garlic Powder, Brewers Yeast, Natural Flavors, Sorbic Acid (a preservative), Mixed Tocopherols.

Guaranteed Analysis – Beef
Protein	not less than 12%
Fat	not less than 6%
Fiber	not more than 3%
Moisture	not more than 30%
Calories	Approximately 15 per piece

Chicken

Ingredients:
Chicken, Ground Oats, Malted Barley, Ground Rice, Maple Syrup, Gelatin, Vegetable Glycerin, Fresh Apples, Fresh Beets, Fresh Carrots, Fresh Sweet Potatoes, Ground Flax Seed, Canola Oil, Phosphoric Acid (a natural acidifier), Salt, Garlic Powder, Brewers Yeast, Natural Flavors, Sorbic Acid (a preservative), Mixed Tocopherols.

Guaranteed Analysis – Chicken
Protein	not less than 10%
Fat	not less than 7%
Fiber	not more than 3%
Moisture	not more than 30%
Calories	Approximately 18 per piece

Peanut Butter

Ingredients:
Peanut Butter, Ground Oats, Ground Rice, Malted Barley, Maple Syrup, Gelatin, Vegetable Glycerin, Ground Barley, Apples, Beets, Carrots, Sweet Potatoes, Ground Flax Seed, Canola Oil, Phosphoric Acid (a natural acidifier), Salt, Garlic Powder, Brewers Yeast, Natural Flavors, Sorbic Acid (a preservative), Mixed Tocopherols.

Guaranteed Analysis – Peanut Butter
Protein	not less than 13%
Fat	not less than 8%
Fiber	not more than 3%
Moisture	not more than 30%
Calories	Approximately 22 per piece

Instructions:

Feed your dog Power Bones before, during, or after periods of increased activity and excercise.

For periods of very strenuous activity we recommend frequent feeding of Power Bones to help keep energy levels high.

Questions:

What is the energy source in Power Bones?

The energy in Power Bones comes from high-quality protein sources (beef, chicken or peanut butter) and carbohydrates from whole, fresh fruits and vegetables (apples, beets, carrots and sweet potatoes).

When does my dog need Power Bones?

Power Bones are designed to give dogs an extra energy boost during periods of sustained physical activity, such as on a long walk, swim or run. Power Bones are also a great treat to use during agility and flyball.

Help! My dog ate an entire bag. What should I do?

Don't worry – your dog may have an upset stomach and he could have diarrhea or gas, as can happen when dogs eat too much of anything. If you're still feeling concerned, we recommend that you talk to your dog's vet.