Lily's Kitchen Chomp Away Chicken Bites Dog Treats 70g
Gift type: Dog Treat
Perfect pick for: Dog Owners, Pet Care Enthusiasts, Natural Food Fans, Training Aids, Funny or Quirky Items
Estimated Price: £3.70
Bring a burst of joy to your dog’s day with these delightful chicken bites. Crafted carefully for adult dogs aged four months and over, these treats combine freshly prepared chicken with quinoa – a naturally rich source of energy and protein – along with a gentle hint of ginger to support digestion.
Made from natural ingredients, the grain-free recipe contains no added nasties, making it a wholesome choice for training sessions, between meals, or simply to show some extra love. Their compact, pocket-sized shape and resealable pack offer convenience and freshness in every bite.
- Weight: 70 grams
- Dimensions: Height 2.5 cm, Length 3.5 cm, Width 1.9 cm
- Complementary food for adult dogs aged 4 months+
- Made with freshly prepared chicken
- Includes quinoa for energy and protein
- Contains ginger to aid digestion
- Grain-free recipe with natural ingredients
- Resealable packaging for freshness
Lily's Kitchen Chomp Away Chicken Bites earn praise for blending excellent quality with thoughtful ingredients tailored to canine wellbeing. The wholesome chicken base delivers familiar flavour and protein, while the addition of quinoa and ginger adds nutritional benefits seldom found in standard treats. Expertly balanced, these bites cater well to sensitive tummies, a common concern among dog owners.
👀 Read more...Resealable packaging retains freshness, ideal for daily training or rewarding good behaviour without worry about spoilage. Their manageable size suits smaller breeds and ensures easy portability, which trainers appreciate. Tested on a variety of dogs, these treats inspire a positive response: dogs eagerly beg for more, underlining their appeal and palatability.
Overall, this treat expertly harmonises natural, grain-free ingredients with practicality, making it a reliable choice for those prioritising both health and enjoyment in canine snacks.
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