Heart-shaped filled dog biscuits, 100 g pack

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Heart-shaped filled biscuits

Zolux’s heart-shaped filled sandwich biscuits are dog treats made in France.
Sold in portions: at least 100 g.

Crispy and tasty, they’re perfect for rewarding your dog throughout the day.

1 portion of at least 100 g of heart-shaped filled sandwich biscuits.

60 items available in our warehouse
Reference ZO-482482-100G
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Description

Dog biscuits made in France

Ingredients

  • Cereals, oils and fats, sugars, minerals.
  • Vitamins A, D3, E; antioxidants; colourings.

Analytical constituents

Protein 9 per cent, fat 10 per cent, crude fibre 1 per cent, crude ash 2.5 per cent.

Characteristics

  • Minimum portion size: 100 g.
  • Sold by portion.
  • Made in France.

Feeding guide

How to serve

Give as a treat, in addition to your dog’s usual diet. Maximum daily amount: 5–10 kg: 5 biscuits; 10–20 kg: 10; over 20 kg: 20.

Storage

Store in a dry place, away from direct sunlight, at room temperature.

ℹ️ Good to know: Count these biscuits as part of your dog’s daily ration to avoid overfeeding.

⭐ Tip from the team: Give this treat under supervision and always leave fresh water available for your dog.

  • Brand
  • Reference
    ZO-482482-100G
  • In stock
    60 Items

  • Manufacturer's reference
    482483
  • Product weight (kg)
    0,1
  • Composition
    cereals, oils and fats, sugars, minerals, meat and animal by-products (including 4 per cent beef from dehydrated beef in the biscuit mix).
  • Additives
    Antioxidants, colourings, preservatives. Nutritional additives (Vitamin A: 17,000 IU, Vitamin D3: 1,300 IU).
  • Flavour
    Beef

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