MicroBell Snack | Vegan Dog Snacks

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Description

Microbell: An Innovative Vegan Dog Snack

Marsavet MicroBell Snack is a 100% vegan dog treat, free from grains, gluten, and animal ingredients. It contains microbial protein, a sustainable and fully digestible protein source that provides all essential amino acids. These hypoallergenic snacks are gentle on the digestive system and suitable for dogs with allergies or sensitive stomachs.

MicroBell is sustainably produced through fermentation, requiring no farmland, minimal water use, and a low CO₂ footprint. The result is a healthy, tasty, and eco-friendly reward, perfect for training or as a snack.

  • 100% vegan, ideal for conscious dog owners.
  • Hypoallergenic and suitable for dogs with allergies or a sensitive digestive system.
  • Grain- and gluten-free, gentle on the stomach.
  • Rich in essential amino acids for optimal nutritional value.
  • Sustainably produced with minimal ecological impact.
  • Tasty, with an intense flavor that dogs love.
Specification Description
Composition Microbial protein (FeedKind) 34%, potatoes, lupine, glycerine (vegan), tapioca, hemp oil, spinach, red beet, carrots.
Additives: Phosphoric acid, propylene glycol, potassium sorbate.
Analytical Constituents Crude protein 24.0%, crude fat and oil 4.0%, crude fiber 3.0%, crude ash 3.0%, moisture 16.0%.
Content 100 grams

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