Does anyone know the protein content of these treats?
1750866
No, I don't, but if you google the Fruitables website for this item and look for the prompt for analysis you will find the protein content.
1249955
If they are FDA 111 certified you now for sure and the container will say supplement facts not nutrition facts. Just google around for that concept and protein.
2090935
Sorry, I was only kidding. There is no caloric info on the label. It is essentially the same as human peanut butter without the sugar content. So read your human label and take it from there. A teaspoon is appropriate to mix in and my dogs love the stuff.
1676184
Not sure what the other respondent is talking about, these are dog treats. From the company website:INGREDIENTSSalmon, brown rice, salt, zinc propionate, mixed tocopherols (a natural preservative), citric acid, rosemary extract, vitamin E supplement, L-ascorbyl-2phosphate (a source of vitamin C)
506557
I wasn't here when they arrived. I sent them to a neighbor for his dogs, so I never saw the packaging. I can look at the packaging in a day or so and see what it states. Send me your e-mail and I'll be happy to let you know. Mine is indianal@hotmail.com.
1405329
since they contain 20 grams of protein, some people use them as meal replacements.we have them ready for prompt shipment.thanks
451986
They are chewables. As far as I know they do not contain any. There is a picture of the label, you can read all the ingredients if you want to though. I hope that helps.
1495529
25 calories, 6 carbs, 3g sugar. Fat 0, sodium 0, protein 0. I'd give up chocolate before I'd give up these!
1708826
Not sure. Mine came in a clear plastic bag, like the inside packaging of a box of cereal. I had no nutritional information to read. These are tasty little candies...
482447
I don't know the source of protein -- but you can probably find out by going to the KIND website
1214600
No - is the short and long answer. The company that packages them is at this address:It's like asking how many tea ingredients are in a bag of Lipton Tea.The company that packages and distributes these is at:www.sunrisepurenutrition.comThere is a contact number in their limited site.
545433
I just posted the nutrition facts as one of the product images. If you have any further questions please let us know!
1676186
Not sure what the other respondent is talking about, these are dog treats. From the company website: INGREDIENTS Salmon, brown rice, salt, zinc propionate, mixed tocopherols (a natural preservative), citric acid, rosemary extract, vitamin E supplement, L-ascorbyl-2phosphate (a source of vitamin C)
16559
they are from SincerelyNuts.com you can contact them and ask. There is no indication of the source on the package or website but they do have an meal address care@sincerelynuts.com
1829480
I don't recall exactly what they contained(all quality organic stuff I would feed my family!),but because the contained sugar(I don't give that to my dog-ever) I discarded them.I am happy with other products from this company(my dog loves the freeze dried sweet potatos-that is the only ingredient in that product!)
784711
I don't think they contain anything but "100% free range grass fed buffalo" according to the package. It also says "low fat, sodium and cholesterol, No Glutens, No hormones, eco-friendly" L
1259464
Sorry, I just threw out the box this week or I'd check for you. I think theg are but can't guarantee it. Have you checed the Wellness website. That should tell you or give you a contact point. If not, next time I order them I'll post the info. I know my Corgi loves them and the Wellness products are good quality ingredients. I always check those.