Butcher's Simply Gentle Dog Treats With Prebiotics Turkey 80G
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About Butcher's Butcher's believe that every dog is special and every dog deserves to eat nutritious food that keeps them happy and healthy everyday. That's why they have created Butcher's Naturally Meaty Treats, made using natural ingredients and beneficial oils to help keep your dog fit and healthy. Whether you're looking to give your dog a reward or to help with training, you'll be able to find the perfect treat from Butcher's that you can trust.About Butcher's Simply Gentle Dog Treats with Prebiotics Turkey 80g A delicious complementary treat for dogs over 4 months old. Our Simply Gentle meaty treats are made with natural ingredients, beneficial oils and chicory, a natural prebiotic that is gentle on the stomach. So that even the most sensitive tummies can enjoy a little treat everyday. Features Chicory - A natural prebiotic that is gentle on the stomach Beneficial oils - For a healthy skin and coat Recyclable packaging - Helping us look after our planet Suitable for Suitable for dogs over the age of 4 months Not suitable for Not suitable for puppies under the age of 4 months Recycling & WEEE Information Recyclable cardboard. Bag recyclable through local carrier bag return scheme at larger supermarkets Approximate Dimensions H18 x W8 x D4cm$Nutrition$Composition British and Irish Farmed Turkey (68%), Oat Flakes, Glycerine (Derived from rapeseed oil), Long grain rice, Distilled White Vinegar, Minerals, Chicory (0.16%), Sunflower Oil. Additives Nutritional Additives: None stated. Trace Elements: None stated; Sensory Additives: None stated; Technological Additives: Natural Antioxidant: Natural Mixed Tocopherols, Rosemary Extract.Analytical Constituents Protein: 0.26, Crude Fibres: 0.02, Crude Oils and Fats: 0.19, Crude Ash: 0.05, Moisture 0.22, Omega (3 and/or 6) None stated, Calcium None stated, Phosphorus None stated. kcal per 100g 360, kcal per serving 10g 26Feeding Guide Feed as a treat or reward at anytime, as part of a balanced diet. It is important not to overfeed your do
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