Barking Bakery The Barking Bakery Cheese Flavoured Popcorn Bag For Dogs
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About The Barking Bakery The Barking Bakery are the UK's most innovative and trusted master pet bakery. They design, create and manufacture high quality, award winning treats that celebrate our best furry friends. Their delicious products inspire customers and are carefully crafted, nutritionally balanced recipes that support canine wellbeing and enrichment. They're passionate about what they do, they're loved by those they work with and their reputation for doing what they say they'll do underpins their superior customer service and exceptional delivery.About The Barking Bakery Cheese Flavoured Popcorn Bag Their pupcorn is made from fun and crunchy puffs of cheesy MSG free flavoured popped corn and is an ideal dog training aid or low calorie treat.Features Made with pride in our fully licensed pet food bakery in Great Britain. - locally created recipe especially created for dogs. Low Calorie Treat - Great as a training aid Suitable for Suitable for all dogs over the age of 3 months.Not suitable for Not suitable for puppies under 3 months old.How to Use Remove all packaging, before feeding your dog, suitable for training aid.Care Instructions Store in cool dry conditions away from direct heat or sunlight.Safety Information As with any dog treat, you must supervise your pet whilst having any chews or treats, the cake and frosting are designed to be chewed prior to digesting rather than swallowed as a whole. Keep out of reach of young children.Approximate Dimensions H31 x W7 x D5cm$Nutrition$Composition Composition: Corn, rapeseed oil, cheese.Additives Nutritional Additives: None Stated. Trace Elements: None Stated; Sensory Additives: flavourings; Technological Additives: None Stated.Analytical Constituents Protein: 15.5%, Crude Fibres: 3%, Crude Oils and Fats: 18.50%, Crude Ash: 1.5%, Moisture Not Stated, Omega (3 and/or 6) 0%, Calcium 0%, Phosphorus 0%. kcal, kcal per serving They know that every dog is different. It is important not to overfeed your dog. Dogs should be superv
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