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Wagg Low Fat Turkey & Rice Dog Treats 125g - Case of 7
Wagg Low Fat Turkey & Rice Dog Treats 125g - Case of 7
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Make reward time a little more special with Wagg Low Fat Turkey & Rice Dog Treats. These oven-baked meaty bites combine turkey and rice, with added vitamins and minerals. Suitable for dogs from eight weeks old, they offer a tasty reward alongside your dog's usual diet.
This case contains 7 × 125g bags, totalling 875g. Keep a bag ready for a reward after a walk or a well-earned treat at home.
Key benefits
- Low fat: the low-fat variety identified on the Wagg packaging.
- With turkey and rice: a savoury combination in meaty bites.
- Oven-baked: as stated on the product pack.
- Added vitamins and minerals: enriched treats for reward time.
- Suitable from eight weeks: for puppies and adult dogs aged eight weeks and over.
- Seven individual bags: receive 7 × 125g bags rather than one 125g bag.
Feeding guidance
Offer as treats alongside a balanced diet, not as a replacement for meals. Follow the current packaging's feeding guide and account for treats in your dog's daily food allowance. Low fat does not mean unlimited feeding. Always provide fresh drinking water and supervise your dog while eating. Check the pack for full ingredients, analytical constituents and recommended feeding amounts.
Frequently asked questions
How much is included in this case?
You will receive seven 125g bags, giving 875g in total.
What flavour are these treats?
The pack describes meaty bites with turkey and rice.
Are they oven-baked?
Yes. The packaging identifies these treats as oven-baked.
Can puppies have these treats?
They are suitable for dogs from eight weeks old. Follow the pack's feeding guidance for your dog.
Do they contain added vitamins and minerals?
Yes. The packaging describes the meaty bites as enriched with vitamins and minerals.
Does low fat mean I can feed freely?
No. Treats still need to be included in your dog's daily food allowance. Follow the recommended amounts on the current pack.
Are they suitable for a prescribed diet?
Do not assume that a low-fat label makes a treat suitable for a medical or restricted diet. Check the current pack's ingredients and analytical information with your vet before feeding.
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