£11.47
Give your canine companion a delicious and healthy treat they'll adore! These chewy duck twists are a perfect reward for good behavior, made with high-quality ingredients your dog will love.
- 100% Natural Duck Breast Meat: A wholesome and protein-rich treat.
- Promotes Dental Hygiene: The natural chewing action helps clean teeth.
- High Protein, Low Fat: A nutritious snack option for your pet.
- Wheat & Cereal Free: Suitable for dogs with sensitivities.
- No Artificial Additives: Made without artificial colours, flavours, or preservatives.
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Description
xAllergy Advice
Free From: Celery, Wheat.
Net Content
200 Grams
Nutritional Values
| Nutrient | Per 100g | Per slice |
|---|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 69% | |
| Fat Content | 2% | |
| Crude Fibre | 1% | |
| Crude Ash | 2.5% | |
| Moisture | 18% |
Storage
To keep this treat in tip top condition, once opened, reseal and store somewhere cool and dry.
Product Information
Promotes dental hygiene* *Promotes dental hygiene due to the natural abrasive action of chewing.
Safety Warning
This treat should be given under supervision, on a non-stainable surface. Not suitable for puppies under 4 months old. To avoid a potential choking hazard, ensure you choose a treat slightly larger than your dog's mouth which is suitable for the age and breed of your dog. This pack may contain a deoxidiser sachet which must be discarded and not fed to your dog. Warning: This product is packed on a site that handles nuts and peanuts.
Regulated Product Name
A Complementary Pet Food for Dogs
Storage Type
Ambient
Features
New Design Same Meaty Treats. With 100% Natural Duck Breast Meat. Wheat & cereal free recipe. High in protein & low in fat. No Artificial Colours, Flavours or Preservatives.
Ingredients
Duck Breast (57%) , Rawhide , Glycerin , Tapioca Starch , Pea Protein , Salt .
