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Introduction:Introducing Tribal Trainers Duck Carrot & Apple Dog Treats – the ideal bite-sized treat for dogs and puppies from 8 weeks old. Gently air-dried to lock in flavour and nutrients, these treats feature 70% freshly prepared duck combined with superfoods. With over 50 treats per pack, you can enjoy more bonding moments with your furry friend. These training treats come in handy 80g bags.Product Features:• High Duck Content: Contains 70% freshly prepared duck for a highly palatable and digestible treat.• Perfect for Training: Ideal bite-sized treats for training puppies and adult dogs.• Nutritionally Balanced: Suitable for puppies from 8 weeks old.• Slow Air-Dried: Preserves natural flavours and nutrients, ensuring soft and succulent treats.• Natural Ingredients: Made with 100% natural ingredients and contain no nasties.• Functional Superfoods: Includes carrots and apples, which are rich in vitamins.Technical Details/Specifications:• Pack Size: 80g bag• Treats Per Pack: Over 50 treats• Protein Source: Freshly prepared duck• Superfoods: Carrot and apple• Air-Dried Process: Gently air-dried at low temperaturesInstructions:Feed as a treat or training reward. Suitable for puppies from 8 weeks old and adult dogs. Always provide fresh water. Store in a cool, dry place.
Ingredients: Freshly Prepared Duck 70%, Potato, Vegetable Oil Glycerine, Carrot 4%, Apple 2%, Fermented Whey, Minerals, Sage. Nutritional Additives. Antioxidants: Tocopherol extracts from Vegetable Oils. Analytical Constituents/Analysis: Crude Protein 16.5%, Crude Fat 24.5%, Crude Fibre 1.6%, Crude Ash 5.4%, Moisture 19.5%.
Feeding Instructions: Feed Tribal Trainers Duck Carrot & Apple Dog Treats as a treat or reward as part of a balanced diet. These treats are suitable for puppies from 8 weeks old and adult dogs. Adjust the amount fed based on your dog’s age, size, and activity level. Always supervise your dog when giving treats and ensure fresh water is available at all times. Transition Tips: Introduce new treats gradually to your dog’s diet to avoid digestive upset. Monitor your dog's response and adjust the feeding amount accordingly.
