Low-Fat, Grain-Free, Limited Ingredient Dehydrated Beef Recipe Food for Dogs The Honest Kitchen Grain Free Limited Ingredient Beef Recipe Dehydrated Dog Food is part of the Minimalist line meaning it features limited ingredients. It is grain free and specially formulated to be gentle on sensitive stomachs and a great option for dogs with allergies. This recipe is low in fat so it also makes a great option for "fluffier" friends that need to "shed" a few pounds and have to count their kibbles. Proudly made in the USA, 100% human grade and delicious! Simply add water to Honest Kitchen Hope Dehydrated Dog Food and give your hungry dog an amazing feast that's made with only 6 delicious ingredients. Each 4 lb box contains approx. 16 cups of foodEach 10 lb box contains approx. 40 cups of food

- T8 Lighting (25mm Tube Diameter)- High light output- 12% UVB- Produces excellent natural coloursManufacturers DescriptionThe Arcadia Reptile D3+ Reptile Lamps are 12% UVB standard output T8 lamps designed for use in shallow vivarium and high exposure reptile species. These species require relatively high concentrations of UV-B light and so should be kept under a 12% UV-B in most enclosures. Arcadia Reptile D3 and D3+ T5 lamps have been specifically designed with animal health in mind. All Arcadia's UVB percentages are measured as part of the total output of light from the lamp and after the all important first 100 hours of output. You can be rest assured that by using Arcadia Reptile D3 and D3+ lamps that you are providing the very best in T5 technology. The Arcadia Reptile D3 and D3+ UVB lamps are effective to for 9 months and will keep your animal in tip top condition. As full spectrum lamps, they help simulate sunlight. This provides high colour rendering for enhanced viewing of your reptiles and their environment. The colour temperature of 6,500K replicates typical daylight conditions. Can be used with all high UV requirement species in shallow vivarium. Suitable for Bearded Dragons, Tortoises, Turtles & Terrapins.

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