Pets at Home Christmas Festive Bird Dog Treat 200G

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About Pets at Home Looking for the perfect gift? Pets at Home has Christmas gifts they'll love! From seasonal boredom-busters to festive treats, 'tis the season to create a holly, jolly Christmas for the whole family. Excite every member of your family this season with one of our pet-safe, festive-themed treats, or you can make them their own version of your Christmas dinner. There are so many possibilities, you'll both be spoiled for choice. Find out more about Pets at Home About Pets at Home Christmas Festive Bird Dog Treat 200g The ultimate treat centrepiece is here! Serve your deserving dog a chunk of the magnificent Roast Bird Chew and keep them entertained and rewarded the whole of the festive season Pets at Home Christmas Festive Bird Dog Treat. Why not serve alongside the Pets at Home Christmas Festive Veg-Shaped Dog Chews, for a fun combo treat?Features No added artificial flavours or colours - Know what you're feeding your dog Suitable for Suitable for adult dogs.Not suitable for Not suitable for puppies under 6 months old or any animal not a dog.Approximate Dimensions H200 x W14.5 x D6cm$Nutrition$Composition Pea Starch, Chicken Breast (15%), Chicken Powder (10%), Rice Flour, Vegetable Glycerine, Minerals, Tapioca Starch, Bell Pepper Powder, Wheat Flour, Flaxseed Oil, Tomato Powder, Maltodexin, Plain Caramel, Rosemary Extract.Additives Technological Additives: Preservative; Sensory Additives: None stated; Nutritional Additives: None stated.Analytical Constituents Protein 18%, Crude Fibres 1.8%, Crude Oils and Fats 5%, Crude Ash 7%, Moisture Not stated Feeding Guide Feed as a treat or a reward anytime as part of a balanced diet. It is important not to overfeed your dog. Always provide plenty of fresh water for your pet. Treats should be given on a non-stainable surface. Ensure you select the appropriate size chew for your dog, also taking into consideration their feeding behaviour, and break into smaller pieces if necessary. Dogs should be supervised at all times whi