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Naturals Wood Picnic Treat for Small Pets 150gm by Boredom Breaker

Naturals Wood Picnic Treat for Small Pets by Boredom Breaker is the great way to bring a touch of the goodness from nature into your small pets feed. Made from a fragrant blend of mushroom, hazel leaves, chestnuts and other woodland nibbles, your small pet will just love nibbling its way through this delicious picnic feast.

£2.44 (£14.35/ kg)

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  • Item number: 17418
  • Weight: 0.17kg(s)

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Naturals Wood Picnic Treat for Small Pets 150gm by Boredom Breaker

Product Dimensions:

Approximate product dimensions: 18 x 10 x 5cm

Product Description:

Naturals Wood Picnic Treat for Small Pets by Boredom Breaker is the great way to bring a touch of the goodness of nature into your small pets feed.

Made from:-

o Edible boletus mushrooms;
o Hazel leaf and wood;
o Chestnuts;
o and other edible goodies.

Your small pet will love to spend the hours nibbling its way through this delicious picnic mix, safe in the knowledge that it is also keeping its teeth healthy and trim through the natural gnawing action.

Daily Feeding Guide:

Add a little to your pet's usual diet. Please always ensure that fresh drinking water is available.

Ingredients:

Acorns, Edible Boletus Mushrooms, Beechnuts, Edible Roots

Typical Analysis:

Moisture 10%, Protein 7.7%, Oils and Fats 2.3%, Fibre 20.1%, Ash 6.4%

Customer Reviews

12/3/2008 - Mel from Sheffield

Rating: 5

My piggies love this! It was recommended in store when I first bought them, after I asked a staff member for some tips on diet and treats. I hide it in their hay & they like to forage for it.