Doggie Dabbas Cranberry Chicken Jerky

Name: Doggie Dabbas Cranberry Chicken Jerky
Brand: Doggie Dabbas
SKU: D-DDA-DT-005-85g
Price: 313.5 INR
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A guilt-free, wheat-free, gluten-free, soy-free and preservative-free treat for your beloved furry friend. A decadent blend of only 2 ingredients - Cranberries & Chicken, this treat is a real mouth-watering pleaser for your pooch.

BrandDoggie Dabbas

Country Of Origin India

Product type Dog Treats

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Description
Feeding Guide
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Suitable Breeds: All Breeds, Mini/Small, Medium, Large/Maxi, Giant

Sizing: 85g

Features:

Doggie Dabbas Cranberry Chicken Jerky is a delicious blend of only 2 ingredients Cranberries & Chicken.
Cranberries are rich in antioxidants and contain vitamin C, fiber, manganese and other essential micronutrients that can help your pet dog or cat. These types of nutrients can help with your pet's vision, immunity, digestion and more.
Cranberries also contain nutrients that fight plaque from forming on your dog or cat's teeth.
Made without wheat, gluten, soy or preservatives making them especially great for dogs with certain sensitivities.
This treat is a must-have in your female doggies treat collection as it can also help prevent urinary tract infections.
Suitable for little puppies and big dogs as an anytime snack.

Petsy Tips:

Overfeeding treats can result in pet obesity. Long term effects of pet obesity include decreased stamina, breathing difficulties, liver disease, diabetes, high blood pressure etc. To ensure your dog remains healthy, be mindful of chances where you could overfeed your dog

The amount of treats appropriate for your dog depends on the type of treat and your dog’s age, health status, activity level, and size. A general guideline is that treats should make up less than 10 percent of your dog's daily food intake.

A recommended guide by Doggie Dabbas is provided below: