Thrive Pro Reward Chicken Treats for Dogs - Maxi Tube - 500g

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Thrive Pro Reward Chicken Treats for Dogs - Maxi Tube - 500g

Thrive Pro Reward Chicken Treats for Dogs - Maxi Tube - 500g

£19.50 Sale • Save
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The Maxi tube contains the equivalent of approx.10 standard size tubes
These small pieces of air dried 100% chicken breast are ideal for training, as a reward or a snack between meals as they smell of roast chicken and will be your dog’s sole focus!
Benefits
  • Air-dried to lock in the taste and goodness - ensures that all important nutrients are retained and that the great taste is not affected
  • Supplied in a practical and handy resealable tube
  • Made using only wholesome fresh chicken
  • No added preservatives or colours
  • A natural, delicious snack for between meals

Analytical Constituents

  • Crude protein 60%
  • Crude fibre 1%
  • Crude oil & fat 2%
  • Crude ash 5.5%
  • Moisture 18%.

Feeding & Usage

Feed at any time as a snack or break into smaller pieces for training rewards.
Always ensure fresh drinking water is available to your pet at feeding or treat times.
PRICE INCLUDES VAT & DELIVERY*

Please allow approx. 3 working days for delivery (subject to availability)
For delivery to Scotland & all off shore destinations please contact us for delivery charges

PRICE INCLUDES VAT & DELIVERY*

Please allow approx 3-5 working days for delivery (subject to availability)

*For delivery to AB,HS,IV,KW,PA,PH,ZE,IOW,IOM, Northern Ireland & Channel Isles please email us with your post code for a delivery quote

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02/04/2021
Suzanne W.
United Kingdom United Kingdom
Great for mid to larger dogs

I have to cut these treats up because I have a greedy Cairn and the pieces are too large and he doesn’t have time to chew them up. The pieces are not the easiest of things to cut down and I have to use scissors. Smaller pieces for smaller dogs may be better.

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03/04/2021
ideas4pets

Thank you for your imput. We will mention this to Thrive