Air Dried Festive Dog Treats 100g

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Make Christmas extra special for your four-legged family member with Simpsons Premium Air Dried Festive Dog Treats.

Made with 70% turkey and a delicious blend of traditional festive ingredients, these premium Christmas dog treats are the perfect way to include your dog in the celebrations.

Inspired by the flavours of a traditional Christmas dinner, our festive turkey dog treats combine high-quality turkey with cranberry, parsnip, carrot and sage to create a delicious seasonal snack. Gently air dried for a tempting texture and flavour, they're ideal for rewarding good behaviour, treating between meals or adding something special to your dog's Christmas stocking.

Our grain-free Christmas dog treats are made with carefully selected ingredients, offering a tasty festive alternative to sharing food from your own Christmas dinner.

Why choose Simpsons Premium Festive Dog Treats?

  • 70% turkey - Made with high-quality turkey for a delicious, meat-rich treat.
  • Festive ingredients - With cranberry, parsnip, carrot and sage for a traditional Christmas-inspired flavour.
  • Air dried - Carefully prepared for a tempting texture and taste.
  • Grain free - Made without grains.
  • Perfect for Christmas stockings - A festive treat for your four-legged family member.
  • Suitable for dogs and puppies - Ideal as an occasional reward or treat.

Whether you're looking for Christmas dog treats, festive turkey treats or something special for your dog's Christmas stocking, Simpsons Premium Air Dried Festive Dog Treats are a delicious way to celebrate the season together.

Limited edition – available for the festive season.

100g resealable pack.


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Analytical Consituents:

Protein 23.8%, Oil 12.3% Fibre 1.7% Ash 3.4% Moisture 26.8%

Ingredients:

Turkey 70%, Vegetable Glycerol, Sweet Potato, Parsnip, Minerals, Cranberry, Carrot, Sage

Feeding Guide:

Between 3 and 10 per day