Wagg Training Treats 125g

Wagg Training Treats

125g x 7 Pack
£10.43
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Wagg Training Treats 125g
  • Wagg Training Treats 125g
  • Wagg Training Treats 125g
Wagg Training Treats

Wagg Training Treats

£10.43
Size

Wagg Training Treats

125g x 7 Pack

Wagg Training Treats are meaty mini bones with chicken and beef, made for rewarding your dog as they learn. From practising a sit at home to working on recall during a walk, these bone-shaped treats give you a savoury reward to offer for a job well done.

Made in the UK and oven baked for natural taste, the recipe has no added sugar and is enriched with vitamins and minerals. It also includes yoghurt. Suitable for dogs and puppies from eight weeks old, these treats can be used as part of your regular training routine.

Feed in moderation alongside a complete, balanced diet, following the feeding quantities on the pack. Count training rewards towards your dog’s daily food intake and adjust main meals accordingly. The recipe contains wheat and dairy ingredients. Always supervise your dog while eating and provide fresh drinking water.

Available in multipacks of seven 125g bags or five 500g bags.
Ingredients

125g recipe: Wheat, beef meal (16%), glycerine, minerals, chicken meal (4%), lamb meal (4%), yoghurt (4%), chicken fat, gelatine, whey powder.

Additives per kg: vitamin A 10,000 IU, vitamin D3 1,000 IU, vitamin E 60mg, zinc (zinc sulphate monohydrate) 75mg, manganese (manganous sulphate monohydrate) 15mg, copper (copper sulphate pentahydrate) 5mg, iodine (calcium iodate anhydrous) 1mg, selenium (sodium selenite) 0.15mg. Antioxidants, colours, preservatives.
Nutritional analysis

Protein: 21.5%, fat content: 9%, crude fibre: 1%, crude ash: 7%, moisture: 20%.
Feeding guidance

Suitable for dogs and puppies from eight weeks old. Feed in moderation as a reward during training alongside a complete, balanced diet. Follow the feeding quantities on the pack, count treats towards your dog’s daily food intake and adjust main meals accordingly.

Always supervise your dog while eating and provide fresh, clean drinking water. Give portions appropriate to your dog’s size and chewing ability. These treats are a complementary food and should not replace main meals.

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