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The Granville Island Pet Treatery Get the Duck Outta Here Soft Chew Treats, 6.17-oz bag
The Granville Island Pet Treatery Get the Duck Outta Here Soft Chew Treats, 6.17-oz bag
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The Granville Island Pet Treatery Get the Duck Outta Here Soft Chew Treats, 6.17-oz bag
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Made from fresh, high-quality duck and cranberries sourced to give only the best to your fur baby.
Tasty chews are rich in vitamins A and B, folate and iron.
Kettle cooked in small batches to lock in both flavor and maximum nutrients.
Soft and chewy treats are great for dogs with difficulty chewing.
Smaller treat sizes make for perfect rewards during training sessions.
Nourish your pup’s body while rewarding their taste buds with Get the Duck Outta Here Soft Chew Treats from The Granville Island Pet Treatery! Formulated with fresh, high-quality duck and cranberries, these delectable dog treats pack a punch of vitamins A and B alongside folate and iron. They are kettle cooked in small batches to maximize both flavor and nutrients. And thanks to their smaller size and chewy textures, these treats are perfect for pups that have trouble chewing.
Specifications
Item Number
629990
Weight
6.24 ounces
Made In
Canada
Sourced From
Canada
Lifestage
Adult
Breed Size
Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds
Food Form
Treats
Special Diet
High-Protein
Precautions
Break treats into smaller pieces for dogs under 20 lbs and supervise use. Adjust your dog's caloric intakes accordingly to avoid overfeeding.
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