Roast Beef Chew

£1.20

Categories 1, Adult (2-7 years), Beef, Bone-free, Low-Fat, Low-Odour, Medium, Not Suitable for Puppies or Seniors, Under £10, Under £20), Under £30, Under £40

Introducing Roast Beef Chew – the savory, long-lasting treat your furry friend will go mutts over! Crafted with real roast beef flavor, these irresistible chews are sure to have your pup’s tail wagging in delight.

Treat your furry companion to the delicious and beneficial goodness of roast beef chew – a tasty indulgence that satisfies their cravings while being low in fat. Your pup will thank you with countless sloppy kisses!

Roast beef chews are great as a quick snack for small, medium, and large dogs.

100% beef.

Crude Protein 85.0%, Crude Fat 5.0%, Moisture 6.0%, Crude Ash 2.6%, Crude Fibre 6.0%

Availability: 5 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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