Complementary feed for dogs.
Feeding guide: serve 2-4 pieces a day as a treat or reward.
Composition: 92% chicken meat, 5% maize starch, 2% sorbitol, 1% glycerine.
Quality characteristics: crude protein 40%, moisture 22%, crude oils and fats 6%, crude ash 3.5%, crude fibre 1%.
| Category: | Treats and Delicacies for Dogs |
|---|---|
| Weight: | 0.24 kg |
| EAN: | 8595091793945 |
| Brand: | Rasco |
| Treat type: | Jednohubky a výcvikové, Kosti |
| Weight: | 101–250 g |
| Flavour: | Chicken |
| Dog age: | Puppy (up to 1 year), Adult dog (1–7 years), Senior (over 7 years) |
| Dog size: | Small (up to 10 kg) |
| Hardness: | tvrdé |
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| Manufacturing company : | Plaček Pet Products s.r.o. |
|---|---|
| Address : | Revoluční 1381/III, 290 01 Poděbrady, CZ |
| E-mail : | info@placek.cz |
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