KING KALM Crunch Apple Cinnamon Pet Treats (150 mg CBD per bag) (8 oz) by King Kanine
SKU: C056$28.00
King Kalm Crunch is our exciting new PCR (Phytocannabinoid Rich) Cookie. This All Natural recipe is made with organic ingredients and formulated by our Licensed Holistic Physician and Nutritionist. Each vitamin and Omega-3 rich cookie is slowly baked at a low temperature then dehydrated to maintain its nutritional value. It is an excellent source of macro/micro nutrients and anti-oxidant benefits. Use daily as part of an overall health and wellness program. There are approximately 20-25 treats in each bag.
Oat Flour: High in Vitamin B, protein, fiber, and iron. Gluten free and Non-GMO. Acts a digestive aid.
Cinnamon: Helps regulate blog sugar and raises insulin resistance. Improves blood glucose levels. Very good for large or overweight dogs.
Apples: High in Vitamins A, C and antioxidants, which some vets believe help with degenerative conditions like joint disease, and for the fiber, which can contribute to overall gastrointestinal health.
Black Pepper & Turmeric: Piperine is the key chemical in black pepper & offers many health benefits. Curcumin which is a polyphenol plays the same role in turmeric. Both these compounds have been studied to examine the potential health benefits they can offer individually or together.
- Ingredients: Gluten Free Stone Ground Oat Flour, Organic Apple, Cinnamon, Turmeric, Black Peppercorn.
- Contains No: Gluten, pesticides or GMO's.
Each box of King Kalmâ„¢ CBD comes with a dosing chart that has three columns to choose from; Standard, Therapeutic, or Medicinal.
Standard: general immune/health support. Situational ie: separation, thunderstorms, travel, crowds, during grooming or any situation that may cause anxiety.
Therapeutic: anxiety, arthritis, inflammation, hip dysplasia, nausea or vomiting, pain from injury or post surgery.
Medicinal: cancers, epilepsy, hip dysplasia or any other situation that may cause need for higher dosing amounts and considered possibly life threatening.
