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Product Description
THE TRURANCH STORY
Our story began in the Andean region of Colombia and traveled its way through the mountainous green lands of Brazil and across the ranches of Mexico. What started as a small family-owned business, tactfully grew into the craftsmanship of one-of-a-kind dog chews.
We carefully source quality ingredients and combine them with our proprietary formulations to develop and redefine the way we care for and treat our deserving canine families.
COLLAGEN & DOGS
Quick Facts
- Collagen is the main structural protein found in skin and connective tissues like joints, tendons, cartilage and ligaments.
- 30% of the total protein in a dog’s body is collagen. It determines the strength and elasticity of their hair, bones, nails, and teeth.
- As dogs age, their capacity to produce collagen diminishes making them more susceptible to injuries, painful conditions of the bones and joints, and poor skin and coat health.
WHY COLLAGEN
- Helps Stabilize Joints & Prevent Injuries
- May Reduce Age-Related Joint Pain
- Aids in Digestion
- Promotes Hair Growth, Strong Nails & A Healthy Coat
- Inspires A Healthy Appetite
Traditional Rawhide vs. TruRanch Collagen
Traditional Rawhide
- Rawhide is the entire hide of the cow containing multiple layers of tissue and fibers.
- Rawhide chews are composed of tightly linked protein fiber as shown in the image above.
- This may lead to poor digestibility and potential intestinal blockage.
TruRanch Collagen
TruRanch Chews uses animal proteins in our proprietary and patented manufacturing process. When hydrolyzed the protein fibers and amino acids break down for easy digestion and absorption.
- Beefhide protein fibers are hydrolyzed, for better absorption & digestibility.
- Protein fibers are then regenerated & reformulated into a long-lasting, safer chew.
Digestion of TruRanch Chews
- Dog enjoys TruRanch Chew!
- Easily broken down to avoid esophageal blockage.
- Formulated for easy digestibility in the stomach.
- Safely passes through duodenum avoiding intestinal blockage. Absorption of nutrients found in collagen.
Mel
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2025
I just opened the package three weeks ago. I've given her two treats out of the 9 - one each week. When I went to give her one over the weekend, the entire package smelled like the treats had gone bad - very rancid. The Best By Date is October 2025 - still several months away - but there is no way I'm giving them to her as they've gone bad.I've bought other treat varieties from this brand and haven't had any issues, but I do not think I will be purchasing this item again.ChatGPT said:Sure! Here's a polished version of your message that keeps your original tone and points clear:I bought these for my puppy to try since she's still too small for the larger bully treats I give my other dog. I was excited to find something more her size.I just opened the package three weeks ago and have only given her two of the nine treats—one each week. When I went to give her another over the weekend, I noticed the entire package smelled rancid, like the treats had gone bad. The Best By date is October 2025, so they shouldn't have spoiled, but there's no way I'm giving her any more from this pack.I've purchased other treat varieties from this brand without any issues, but unfortunately, I won't be buying this particular item again.
camron post
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2025
Dogs love it
Pam
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2025
The dog we babysit from time to time has expressed his appreciation of these. Because there are ones in the bag without chicken, I was also able to give one to my daughter's dog, who is allergic to all poultry. I do wish they were bigger, as the lab doesn't get much chewing time out of them.
Suzanna Chong
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2025
I have 2 senior jindo dogs that are very picky and have completely different taste preferences. It makes buying food, treats, and preparing food for them very difficult. It is about a 1 in 10 chance they both enjoy the same food but I want to give them something different.Luckily, both of my dogs spent their time chewing on these treats! I prefer pork skin over cowhide due to the collagen and the idea that I eat pork skin (Korean cuisine) than cow hide.Please offer your dogs a variety of foods as they grow older. I think the main problem with my 2 dogs was that I kept cooking the same meals (protein, rice, and vegetables) and they won't eat fruit. It could be a breed and issues with how I prepare their food since I have a neighbor with a lab that won't stop eating (clams on the beach, my dog’s food, vegtables from the garden).I hope this information helps!
Johnny Ray
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2024
my girl loves them
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