Launching Overby Farms Original Cherry Powered Hip Bones Dog Treats
With a farm smack dab in the middle of “cherry country”, Overby Farm had heard for years about how wonderful properties of tart cherries help to maintain healthy hips and joints. In the summer of 2003, some friends recommended they try tart cherry concentrate, and they were right! They were kickin’ and rarin’ to go!
They wondered - why does tart cherry concentrate carry such a powerful punch? While asking a few folks at our leading university, they discovered that researchers have been asking the same questions- and even patented their discoveries. Overby Farm licensed these patents and got to work!
Their challenge was to figure out a great way to pass on the healthy benefits of tart cherries to our four-legged buddies. That’s when the fun began! They started chopping, mixing and baking in our own farm kitchen in Leelanau County(with their labs Abbey and Lucy as taste testers) and that’s when Hip Bones™ were born. The best part, they are made in the USA!
So we are so excited to bring their product to you! Their Hip Bones™ are not only a tasty treat for your dog, they are full of carefully selected ingredients supporting strong bones and healthy joints. Our dogs love ‘em, and we hope your pals do too!
Reasons Why your dog will love em!
*Hip Bones are made with Tart Cherry Concentrate & Natural Ingredients
*Hip Bones™ are uniquely formulated with healthy bone & joint ingredients like tart cherry concentrate, bioflavonoids, fiber, calcium, flax seed and ANTIOXODANTS!
*Hip Bones™ smell and taste delicious! Your pal will love ‘em (even if they are healthy)! and... they are made in the USA!
These come in a 17.6 oz. re-sealable bag. To provide your dog the full benefit of Hip Bones™ feed one treat per day for every 25 pounds of the dog’s body weight.
Do you have a bone to pick with us?
Our dog bones are all natural, and from either Brazilian or US meat sources. Dog Bones are a great option for highly aggressive chewers who love to chew! We are constantly adding new dog bones, so make sure to check back often. Better yet sign up for our newsletter and recieve the inside scoop on new products, special saving & discounts & stay up to date on Best Bully Sticks happenings for 2010. We have some wonderful things in store in the New Year worth barking about!
Give the gift of a good chew. Delicious & all natural, the way nature intended!
Please make sure to check out our growing selection of dog treats, dog chews, and of course our bully sticks . Try our NEW Odorless Odor free all natural free range bully sticks!
A picture is worth a thousand words, or shall we say free bully sticks!
Our photo gallery is growing constantly, please submit a photo of your dog enjoying any of our products to enter our twice monthly contest! Each month we will have a drawing on those customers who submitted pictures to the gallery and a winner will be chosen and posted on the site. The winner will win more bully sticks!
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