Fresh Raw Green Tripe for Dogs - Natural Treat
Fresh Raw Green Tripe for Dogs - Natural Treat
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Fresh Raw Green Tripe for Dogs - Natural Treat

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Our Green Tripe is sourced from Australian grass-fed beef. Tripe is a raw feeding powerhouse, given it retains the natural probiotics and digestive enzymes that exist in the digestive systems of ruminant animals.

Digestive enzymes help your dog to get the maximum nutritional benefit from their meals. Green tripe is an amazing source of Lactobacillus Acidophilus, a key beneficial bacteria in your dog’s gut. It also contains the perfect 1:1 ratio of calcium and phosphorus.

Benefits of green tripe include:

  • Aiding digestion
  • Treating gastrointestinal and digestive infections
  • Treating symptoms of IBS and chronic constipation
  • Supporting the immune system
  • Reducing the risk of pollen and environmental allergies

Our raw green tripe is cold washed so retains all of these health benefits otherwise lost through cooking or bleaching – this also means it retains the ‘classic’ green tripe smell!

    • Q: How often should I feed green tripe to my dog or cat?
      A: Green tripe can be fed several times a week as part of a balanced raw diet. It’s ideal for variety and digestive support, but should not be the sole protein source.
    • Q: Is green tripe suitable for pets with sensitive stomachs?
      A: Yes, green tripe is excellent for dogs and cats with digestive issues. It contains natural probiotics and enzymes that support gut health and ease symptoms like bloating or irregular stools.
    • Q: What’s the difference between cold-washed and bleached tripe?
      A: Cold-washed tripe keeps all the good bacteria and enzymes intact — no chemicals, no cooking. Bleached tripe is processed and loses nearly all its nutritional value.
    • Q: Will my pet like the smell of green tripe?
      A: It does have a strong, earthy smell (that’s how you know it’s real and unbleached), but most pets go crazy for it. It's highly palatable and often helps picky eaters.
    • Q: Can I feed green tripe to puppies or kittens?
      A: Absolutely. It’s safe and beneficial for young pets when introduced in appropriate amounts, especially to support gut development and nutrient absorption.
    Last reviewed: 17 June 2025
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      Jodie C.
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      I recommend this product
      What breed is your dog? Other
      What life stage is your dog? Senior
      Does your pet have any health issues? Gut Health, Dental Issues, Joint Health & Mobility
      Rated 5 out of 5 stars
      1 month ago
      Affordable super food

      One of the most affordable options for purchasing green tripe. I found out it was one of the healthiest foods to feed my dogs and it has definitely helped the gut issues of my senior dog (12yo). She is far less bloated and gassy. I feed this with kibble/ air dried on the days they don't eat fresh. The minced option has also made it so much easier to portion with less handling (very smelly stuff). They go crazy for it!

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      Evania D.
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      What breed is your dog? German Pointer
      What life stage is your dog? Adult
      Rated 5 out of 5 stars
      2 months ago
      Digestive support

      Doggos love this, Fosters too. Great teeth cleaner as well! Bonus love the chunks. Great treat

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