Haddock Sausage

£1.25

Categories 1, Adult (2-7 years), Bone-free, Extra Large, Fish, Joint Health, Large, Low-Odour, Medium, Puppies Under 6 Months, Puppy (6 months+) and Seniors, Under £10, Under £20), Under £30, Under £40

Introducing Haddock Sausage, the irresistible fish-flavored dog chew that’s sure to have your furry friend wagging their tail with delight! Crafted with 100% natural ingredients, these delectable treats are not only delicious but also packed with essential nutrients to support your pup’s overall health and well-being, partocularly skin and joint health.

Haddock Sausage’s are a high value quick treat for medium, large and extra large dogs- or small dogs if you cut them up. Easily digestible, these are also suitable for puppies.

Crude protein 43.8%, Crude oils and fats 22.6%, Crude fibre 7.6%, Crude ash 11.4%, Moisture 14.6%

Availability: 10 in stock

Warnings and Safety: Dogs should be supervised at all times whilst feeding in case of splintering or choking. Remove when appropriate to prevent injury. Always provide plenty of fresh water for your pet.

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