Pets at Home Christmas Soft and Crunchy Cheese and Biscuits Dog Treats 100g
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Product description
No artificial flavours
No added sugar
No artificial preservatives
No artificial colours
Christmas and cheese go hand in hand so why not give your dog their very own cheese board! Made with delicious soft cheese in either a stick or a cube shape that's safe for dogs as well as crunchy, crumbly biscuits, your dog is sure to indulge this festive season. With no added artificial flavours, colours or preservatives and no added sugar.
Features
- Crisp crackers - soft, dog safe, cheese
- Cheeses - with cranberry, with rosemary
- Biscuits - round biscuits, biscuit bites
- No added artificial flavours, colours or preservatives
- No added sugar
Who is it for?
Suitable for
dogs over 3 months old.
Not suitable for
any animal not a dog.
- Product code: 7155232
Composition
Cheese with Cranberry: Corn Starch, Vegetable Glycerine, Wheat Flour, Cheese (6.4%), Pea Protein Isolate, Cranberry (2.1%). Cheese with Rosemary: Corn Starch, Vegetable Glycerine, Wheat Flour, Cheese (6.6%), Pea Protein, Rosemary (2.1%). Round Biscuits: Wheat Flour, Corn Starch, Rice Oil, Cheese Powder (4%), Milk Powder, Egg Powder. Biscuit bites: Wheat Flour, Corn Starch, Rice Oil, Cheese Powder (4%), Milk Powder, Egg Powder
Analytical Constituents
- ProteinCheese with Cranberry: 7.5%
- Cheese with Rosemary7.5%
- Round Biscuits10%
- Biscuit Bites10%
- Crude FibresCheese with Cranberry: 1%
- Crude Oils and FatsCheese with Cranberry: 1%
- Crude AshCheese with Cranberry: 1.5%
- MoistureCheese with Cranberry: 15%
- Omega (3 and/or 6)Not stated
- CalciumNot stated
- PhosphorusNot stated
Nutritional Additives and Trace Elements
- None stated
Sensory Additives
Cheese with Rosemary: Colourants
Technological Additives
None stated
How to feed
Calculated Calorie Content: This food contains Cheese with Cranberry: 294 kcal/100g or Not stated kcal/Not stated ME (Metabolizable Energy).
Warnings and Safety
Frequently bought together
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