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the complete book of cacti & succulents Cacti of the Desert Southwest FoldingGuidesThis easy to use, easy to carry field guide offers instant access to just what curious beginners need to know about the most common cacti of the four main deserts of the American southwest: Sonoran, Chihuahuan, Mojave, and Great Basin, as well as prairies, woodlands, and high mountain habitats of the region Written and illustrated by Madeline Logowitz, naturalist, biological researcher, outdoor guide, and Artist in the Park for Arches and Canyonlands
This easy to use, easy to carry field guide offers instant access to just what curious beginners need to know about the most common cacti of the four main deserts of the American southwest: Sonoran, Chihuahuan, Mojave, and Great Basin, as well as prairies, woodlands, and high mountain habitats of the region
Written and illustrated by Madeline Logowitz, naturalist, biological researcher, outdoor guide, and “Artist in the Park” for Arches and Canyonlands National Parks.
33 species are covered: chollas, hedgehogs, prickly pears, & fishhooks. Each entry includes descriptive captions, size, range, and multiple illustrations. There is also sidebar information on pollination, anatomy, spine structure and growth forms
- Handy fold-out format: 6 panels each 4″ X 9″. Perfect for your backpack, glove compartment, or kitchen table
- Tough waterproof lamination
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Very thin & doesn't last
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My dogs loves these but they are very thin and don't last long. My smallest dog 28lbs will eat these in less than 2mins and the bigger ones 95lbs will take like 3 bites and it's gone. Will be buying more because it's a great value for the money and my dogs love them.
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Good value
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Dog likes these. 50 sticks for $8 is a good value
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Good stuff with some minor caveats
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My dog generally loves these. They seem to be a good quality ingredients. I think he likes the taste, but do know that they have a very smoky smell. I don’t know how fresh jerky can be, but they do seem like a very good value for the money. Another brand sells dog jerky as human quality. And my dog also likes that. The other brand is much softer, and this brand, wag, is a bit harder. So perhaps, if you have an older dog or a dog with teeth issues, this might not be the best choice.
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Dog jerky treats
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My dogs love these treats. They stay moist in the bag. They are just the right size and thickness
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★★★★★ 4
Tasty treats, but don’t like the size.
Flavor Name: Beef, Size: 6 Ounce (Pack of 1)
Dogs loved them, and it’s a great price for the amount of ounces you receive, but the individual pieces are too big - only 8 total in the package. I break them in half for my two dogs.
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