Doggies who eat their veggies are doggies with healthier gastro-intestinal tracts. So they picked farmers market-quality peas, carrots, tomatoes, sweet potatoes and parsley, and slow roasted them with all-natural U.S.-grown chicken. Then finished them off with a special coating of probiotics. The result: A treat even city dogs will love.

INGREDIENTS

Chicken, brown rice, sea salt, green pea, sweet potato, tomato, carrot, parsley, zinc propionate, calcium propionate, vitamin E supplement, coated ascorbic acid (source of vitamin C), glucosamine sulfate.

NUTRITIONAL BENEFITS

* Natural ingredients, fortified with antioxidant vitamins, zinc propionate, calcium propionate, and glucosamine.
* Probiotics, for a healthier GI tract.
* No artificial colors, flavors, synthetic preservatives, or GMO's (genetically modified organisms).
* Naturally preserved.
* Antioxidant vitamins E & C.
* No meat by-products or meal.

Available in handy 16-oz resealable pouches.

Vegetables for dogs?

Dogs are omnivores. They'll eat anything (including things that, to us, shouldn't be edible). The good thing about veggies—as opposed to, say, your favorite pair of slippers—is how they can contribute to your dog's health. Especially the veggies in the new Farmers Market pet treats.

First, the vegetables are slow-roasted with either chicken or salmon (or, in the case of the Sweet Potato Treats, just by themselves). This gives them a flavor dogs can't resist. Then a special pro-biotic coating is added to every treat, which helps keep your dog's gastro-intestinal healthy, for better digestion.

Farmers Market treats are all-natural, made from ingredients grown right here in the USA, and as fresh as if you'd hand-picked them yourself at the local farmers market. No mystery meats. No meal or meat by-products. No artificial colors, flavors, preservatives or GMO's (short for genetically modified organisms).

Anti-oxidants. Pro-biotics. What does this mean?

Pro-biotic means "for life." Those "live cultures" yogurts talk about? Those are pro-biotics – living microscopic organisms. Eat the yogurt, and the pro-biotics take up residence in your gastro-intestinal tract (that is, your digestive system). There, they aid digestion, which helps you stay healthier. The pro-biotics in Farmers Market pet treats work the same way.

Fear not: This is not Invasion of the Body Snatchers for your dog. Pro-biotics are a very good thing, supported by scientific studies and the World Health Organization. In point of fact, all living creatures have organisms living in their bodies. Pro-biotics are the good guys, and your dog will be healthier for them, every time you reward him or her with Farmers Market treats.

Where do you get the ingredients for Plato Pet Treats?

With the exception of Plato's kangaroo meat, along with some of their natural preservatives (imported from Europe), all ingredients used in Plato treats are from North America.

Where are Plato Pet Treats made?

Plato Treats are produced right here in the United States, in central Indiana, in their own facility. This allows to tightly control their own production processes. That way, they can ensure that the treats are always made to the most stringent quality standards.

Are Plato Pet Treats quality-assurance tested?

Most assuredly. They have a full quality-assurance laboratory where treats are tested daily to make sure they meet strict quality standards. This means every bag of Plato treats meets such high levels of quality — and always tastes great.