All Stage Healthy Start Packs

Grain-Free All Life Stage Healthy Start - Small

• One 7.5 lb. bag of Life’s Abundance Grain-Free All Life Stage Dog Food
• One bag Buffalo Bully Sticks, Six 6-inch Sticks
• One 3.5-oz. bag of Buffalo Meat Strips
• One 4-oz. bottle of Ear Care Formula
• One 12-oz. bottle of Revitalizing Shampoo
• One 8-oz. spray bottle of Bath Fresh Mist

Grain-Free All Life Stage Healthy Start - Large

• One 18 lb. bag of Life’s Abundance Grain-Free All Life Stage Dog Food
• One bag of Buffalo Bully Sticks, Four 9-inch Sticks
• Two 3.5-oz. bags of Buffalo Meat Strips
• One 4-oz. bottle of Ear Care Formula
• One 12-oz. bottle of Revitalizing Shampoo
• One 8-oz. spray bottle of Bath Fresh Mist

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Life's Abundance All Stage Healthy Start Pack

Connie Limon
Life's Abundance Independent Field Representative

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