Woof & Brew Bottom Sniffer Beer
Woof and Brew Bottom Sniffer Beer for dogs is brewed in the UK, Bottom Sniffer beer is the ultimate dog refreshment, alcohol free and non-carbonated. A doggy tipple for your best friend and the perfect dog gift for birthdays, Christmas, and other special occasions. It's no coincidence that the brew contains dandelion & burdock. Not only are these herbs full of nostalgia in 'beer type' drinks, they also help the general we...
Woof and Brew Bottom Sniffer Beer for dogs is brewed in the UK, Bottom Sniffer beer is the ultimate dog refreshment, alcohol free and non-carbonated. A doggy tipple for your best friend and the perfect dog gift for birthdays, Christmas, and other special occasions. It's no coincidence that the brew contains dandelion & burdock. Not only are these herbs full of nostalgia in 'beer type' drinks, they also help the general well-being of your dog. Bottom Sniffer includes bladderwrack and nettle, which are rich in iron and iodine and are known to be great for skin pigmentation and coat, and rooibos which is rich in vitamins, minerals and anti-oxidants.
Woof & Brew Bottom Sniffer Beer at a glance:
- Made in the UK naturally - A local recipe that you can trust
- High Quality - Only natural ingredients
Suitable for: All Dogs over 4 months old
Not suitable for: Dogs under 4 months old
Composition: Non fermented beer wort from concentrate (Barley Malt, Water, Acidifier Citric Acid), Bladderwrack (Seaweed) Extract. Natural Chicken Flavouring, Burdock, Dandelion, Flax, Nettle, Rooibos
Additives:
Nutritional Additives:
Nutritional Additives:Not stated. Trace Elements: Not stated
Sensory Additives:
Not stated
Technological Additives:
Not stated
Analytical Constituents:
Protein 0.5%, Crude Fibres 0.1%, Crude Oils and Fats 0.1%, Crude Ash 0.1%, Moisture 93.6%, Omega (3 and/or 6) Not stated, Calcium Not stated, Phosphorus Not stated
Instructions:
- Serve as a drink or over food.
Warnings and Safety: Choose an appropriately sized treat for your dog, bearing in mind your dog's feeding behaviour. Keep an eye on them while they're feeding, and remove the treat if necessary, to reduce the risk of accidents and potential choking hazards. Always give treats on a non-stainable surface.
