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Dog Treats Trio Combo
Dog Treats Trio Combo
Dog Treats Trio Combo
Dog Treats Trio Combo
Dog Treats Trio Combo
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Dog Treats Trio Combo

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Need a tasty treat for your tail-wagging pup? Sample all of our delicious Dog Treats with our Trio ComboChicken Brest, Lamb Liver and Chicken Necks - a total doggone delight! Keep your pup barking with joy when you give 'em this variety of high-quality snacks. You'll be the top dog in their eyes!

300g Pack contains the following:

1x Lamb Liver 100g
1x Chicken Breast 100g
1x Chicken Necks 100g

750g Pack contains the following:

1x Lamb Liver 250g
1x Chicken Breast 250g
1x Chicken Necks 250g

100% natural dehydrated dog treats. Free from artificial additives, each bite is packed with flavour and nutrition, sure to make tails wag with delight! (Mmmm... canine-approved cuisine!)

Our Dog Treats come in compostable packaging, making them an eco-friendly snacking option for your pup. Not only are the treats made from real meat, but their packaging is made from compostable materials so that you can feel good about your purchase.

FAQ's:

How long do the Natural Dog Treats last? These dog treats will generally last up to 1 month - 6 weeks if kept airtight in the resealable bag or in a container and in a cool dark place - As we don't add any chemicals or preservatives. The Chicken Necks are best kept in the fridge.

How many treats can I give my dog? How many treats you give your dog depends on what else they ate that day. This is a pretty low-calorie snack, but it is still a treat. This should not be their main source of calories. The serving size also depends on your dog’s size. Smaller dogs need fewer than larger dogs.