Chesters Dog Biscuits Gift Tin 500g - Cranberry & Turkey
Spoil your furry friend this festive season with Chesters Dog Biscuits Gift Tin! Packed with 500g of scrumptious Cranberry & Turkey biscuits, these tasty treats are not only delicious but come in a charming reusable tin.
Description
Treat your dog to some festive treats with this Dog Biscuit Tin from Chesters. In a delicious Cranberry & Turkey flavour, your dog will go wild for these delicious festive treats!
P12648-A48658Features
- 500g of Biscuits
- Enriched with vitamins and minerals
- A complimentary food for dogs
- Cute dog tin design
- Reusable
Safety Information
Guidelines and Warnings: Suitable for all dogs over 12 weeks of age. Feed as a treat or reward at any time. Ensure dogs are supervised at all times when feeding. These are guidelines only, you should alter the feeding amount to suit the activity and age of your animal to keep them in a lean healthy condition. Fresh drinking water should be provided at all fimes. Store in a cool dry place and out of reach of children. Once opened store in an air tight container.
Ingredients
Composition: Wholewheat, White Flour, Rice, Poultry Fat, Poulty Digest, Limestone Flour, Soya, Turkey Meal, Cranberry, Cellulose, Vitamins & Minerals, Colours. Additives: Colours - Iron Oxide Vitamin A 2500IU, Vitamin D, 250IU, Vitamin E 15mg, Zinc (Zinc Sulphate Monohydrate) 10mg, Iron (Iron (Il) Sulphate Monohydrate) 10mg, Copper (Copper (I) Sulphate Pentahydrate) 2.5 mg, Manganese (Manganese (I) Oxide) 1.5mg, lodine (Calcium lodate Anhydrous) 0.25mg, Selenium (Sodium Selenite) 0.025mg. Analytical Constituents: Crude Protein 11%, Crude Fat 7%, Crude Fibre 2%, Crude Ash 4%.
Using Product Information: While every care has been taken to ensure product information is correct, food products are regularly reformulated, so ingredients, allergens, and other information including nutrition, may change. You should always read the actual product label carefully and please do not rely solely on the information provided on the website.
