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Postman & Roast Treat Tin

Postman & Roast Treat Tin

W'zis

£6.95 GBP
£6.95 GBP
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Plant based training treats

100% plant based treats with a firm texture and unique angular shape to assist with keeping teeth clean. Each treat is only 1 calorie, making them the ideal choice for dogs who are watching their waistline or require a low fat diet. Not only is the tin great looking and a perfect size for your bag (keeping it free from crumbs and smells), it keeps your treats fresh and makes an enticing rattle to assist recall.

What flavour is Postman & Roast? Inspired by a Sunday roast Postman & Roast is a smokey bacon like flavour with accompanying veggies - sweet potatoes, peas, tomato, pumpkin and sunflower seeds.

Once your tin is empty, cardboard refill packs are available to purchase separately.

 Why we picked them:

  • Pretty and reusable tin
  • Perfect size for training and small breeds
  • Gluten free, low fat and hypoallergenic

Pack size: 50g - approximately 100 treats 

Ingredients

Ingredients: Sweet Potato Flour, Pea Flour, Vegetable Glycerin, Calcium Carbonate, Dried Brewers Yeast, Dried Tomtato, Dried Pumpkin, Sunflower Seed Oil, Potassium Sorbate (natural preservative), Natural Smoked Flavor.

Analytical constituents: Protein (min) 2.50%, Fat Content (min) 0.50%, Crude Fibre (max) 3.50%, Crude Ash (max) 6.50%, Moisture (max) 18.00%

How to use

This is a complementary treat for your dog which should be offered as part of a healthy balanced diet alongside fresh drinking water.

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