Everyone knows that Bilimag’s dog food is very famous, and there are many styles, which can provide targeted nutritional supplements to dogs. Among them, kangaroo meat can be said to make many customers' eyes light up: Can it still be eaten like this?

In order to let the dogs experience the delicacy of the national treasure more "directly" during the camping event, we directly brought Billy Mag's lunch box series and canned food series. The most common question people ask is whether kangaroos can be eaten, which is really interesting.

Thank you to the dogs present for supporting us. It turns out that dogs still like national treasure meat meals. Boxes and canned national treasure meat, thank you for your patronage! Kangaroos love you!

I believe you are also confused: the national treasure is edible, isn’t it illegal? This is not the case. Everyone knows that wild animals have "natural enemies" to survive in the wild. Kangaroos were once the prey of thylacines. However, the thylacine has been basically extinct due to being driven away by Australian dingoes and being thought to be "sheep killers". There is news about the reappearance of the thylacine, but it is difficult to tell whether it is true or not.

The ending is that the kangaroos, which lost their natural enemies, began to become more and more arrogant on the Australian grasslands. To be honest, among the national treasures, the kangaroo is the one that least resembles a national treasure. Look at how cute our giant pandas are. They even act coquettishly towards the keepers. The kangaroos get into fights when they disagree.

Interested friends can click on the link to take a look: [Kangaroos are overrun, so they can only be eaten]

Then they are made into food. It’s really gratifying (?)

In fact, eating kangaroo meat is not just because of the proliferation of food. It is indeed one of the very good meat ingredients.

We all know that excellent meat is best high in protein and low in fat. Compared with pork, beef and mutton, kangaroo meat is indeed excellent, with a fat content as low as 2%. It is also closely related to the high explosive power of the kangaroo itself. The trace elements it contains can help dogs strengthen their muscles and bones, and can also reduce the possibility of diabetes.

After hearing this, do you think kangaroo meat is indeed a very good candidate for pet food meat? ! Therefore, it is natural that our national treasure-level ingredients will be made into food.

Do you have any fitness habits? It’s nothing serious, I just want to show everyone the “Fitness Kangaroo”.

If your dog also wants to strengthen his body, why not get a bag!

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