Crave Grain Free Protein Strip Adult Dog Treat Turkey & Chicken
Treat your dog with Crave Protein Strips grain free dog treats which are crafted with high-quality animal protein and made without artificial colours or flavours, for dog training treats your canine friend will instinctively love. Crave understand that dogs want the taste and nutrition of a dog food diet that's rich in animal proteins and the reason is simple. Protein-rich diets provide the nutrients for a strong and heal...
Treat your dog with Crave Protein Strips grain free dog treats which are crafted with high-quality animal protein and made without artificial colours or flavours, for dog training treats your canine friend will instinctively love. Crave understand that dogs want the taste and nutrition of a dog food diet that's rich in animal proteins and the reason is simple. Protein-rich diets provide the nutrients for a strong and healthy canine, with the right amount of energy to play. Like the diets of their wild dog ancestors, Crave dog chew and natural dog treat recipes are always crafted with high-quality animal protein. These dog treats for training come in the flavours dogs love and are made without grains.
Crave Grain Free Protein Strip Adult Dog Treat Turkey & Chicken at a glance:
- Is a completely grain-free dog food - Made with 100% Natural Chicken and Turkey
- Contains no artificial colours, flavours or preservatives - No maize, wheat, soya or dairy
- High in Protein - Made with high-quality animal protein for the flavour dogs love
Suitable for: Adult dogs from 9 months old
Composition: 26% Deboned Ground Chicken, 25% Pork Liver, 23% Beef Cheeks, 14% Deboned Ground Turkey, Dried Pork Plasma Protein, Minerals, Vegetable Oil
Additives:
Nutritional Additives:
None stated
Sensory Additives:
Not Stated
Technological Additives:
None stated
Analytical Constituents:
Protein 44%, Crude Fibres 1%, Crude Oils and Fats 19%, Crude Ash 7%, Moisture 27%
Warnings and Safety: To avoid suffocation, keep bags away from babies, young children and pets.
