Lucky Jim SalaMinies Venison 70g
These soft training treats, shaped like little discs and made with 94% animal-derived game meat, are a tasty, easily digestible, grain-free reward, even for fussy dogs.
Lucky Jim SalaMinies are soft treats shaped like small salami discs, sized conveniently for quick rewards, not just during training. A high proportion of animal-derived ingredients (94%) and a simple recipe make them a tasty choice even for fussier dogs.
The recipe contains no cereals or added sugar, and the soft texture makes them easy to give anytime, anywhere. The resealable packaging also helps keep the treats soft and tasty even after opening, so you can safely take them with you on trips.
- small, soft discs
- ideal size for training
- free from cereals and added sugar
- high proportion of animal-derived ingredients
- simple recipe
- in resealable packaging
Composition: meat and by-products of animal origin 94% (venison 30%), by-products of plant origin
Analytical constituents: crude protein 29%, crude oils and fats 20.4%, crude ash 5.5%, crude fibre 1.5%, moisture 15%
Recommended dosage: Feed as a treat. Approximate daily amount: max. 11 pcs for a dog weighing 5kg, 18 pcs for a dog weighing 10kg, 36 pcs for a dog weighing 25kg and up to 46 pcs for a dog weighing 35kg. Adjust the amount to the dog's activity level, size and overall feeding regime.
| Category: | Treats and Delicacies for Dogs |
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| Weight: | 0.02 kg |
| EAN: | 4262437747828 |
| Brand: | Lucky Jim |
| Treat type: | Jednohubky a výcvikové |
| Weight: | 51–100 g |
| Flavour: | Game |
| Dog age: | Puppy (up to 1 year), Adult dog (1–7 years), Senior (over 7 years) |
| Dog size: | Small (up to 10 kg), Medium (10–25 kg), Large (over 25 kg) |
| Hardness: | poloměkké |
| Composition: | Grain-free, Sugar-free |
| Country of origin: | Rakousko |
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| Manufacturing company : | Pets Nature GmbH |
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| Address : | Porschestraße 9, 70736 Fellbach, DE |
| E-mail : | petsnature@petsnature.de |
