Bonio with Chicken Dog Treats - 650g

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Manufacturer's ViewEvery single yummy bonio biscuit is lovingly and traditionally oven baked. In fact, bonio has been baking biscuits since 1932... with that ever reliable quality...Each wholesome biscuit contains carefully thought through ingredients including wholegrain cereal so not only are they totally tasty they are also nutritious too!Why bonio biscuits are great for dogs' teeth... It's simple really, the bonio biscuit with its crunchy oven baked texture helps to keep your dog's teeth and gums healthy. This will help to scrape away the plaque and to reduce tartar build up on your dog's teeth.Keeping tails wagging!Made with wholesome ingredientsHelps support healthy teeth & gumsWith vitamins to help support healthy skin & coatAlso low in fatNo added artificial colours, flavours or preservativesAll dogs love playing games. One you can tray with 'bitesize' bonio® biscuits or 'the original' (depending on how hungry he is!) is hiding a treasure trail while your dog's not looking. Then set him off on a bonio® search. He'll soon get the idea; just don't hide any behind your favourite vase!_______________________________________________IngredientsCereals (of which Wholegrain 14%)Oils and FatsMeat and Animal Derivatives (3.0%)*Minerals(*equivalent to 6.9% Rehydrated, with min 4% Chicken)_________________________________________________________________________________Nutrition and Analytical ConstituentsProtein11.0%Fat content5.0%Crude ash3.6%Crude fibres1.0%Additives:Nutritional additives:IU/Kg:Vit A:46 000Vit D3:1 500Vit E:250mg/kg:Vit. B group:440Antioxidants____________________________________________________________________________________ Daily Feeding GuideDaily feeding amount up to:Dog Body Weight: 7kg, Number of Biscuits: 0.5 pieceDog Body Weight: 15kg, Number of Biscuits: 1 pieceDog Body Weight: 30kg, Number of Biscuits: 1.5 piecesFor your dog's health, respect the feeding guide and exercise him daily.Clean, fresh drinking water should always be available.Supervise your dog when giving him/her the treat.