Ultimate Tasting Pack for Medium Dogs

£30.99

Categories Adult (2-7 years), Contains Bones, Dental Health, Joint Health, Medium, Not Suitable for Puppies or Seniors, Over £10, Over £20, Ultimate Selection Pack, Under £30, Under £40

Made in the UK

Our ultimate tasting pack to give your medium dog a taste of (almost!) everything we have to offer.

Each box contains:

Pizzle 15cm
Rabbit Ear with Fur
Hairy Lamb Ear or venison skin with fur
Pork Rind Bar 20cm
hairy wild boar leg
turkey wing
Chicken Foot Natural
Chicken Foot Puffed
camel skin
Wild Boar Skin
Goat Skin
turkey wing
Duck Foot
venison deer leg
Hairy Lamb Foot
Plain Lamb Foot or Pig Foot/ Trotter Small
Goat Skin
Lamb shouolder strip or beef muscle piece
Hoof medium
Venison Deer Skin or Venison Deer Strip
Beef Spleen or Beef Spaghetti
Turkey Neck
Fish Skin Braid

Availability: 2 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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Bone-free Mini Tasting pack for Medium Dogs

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