Pedigree Jumbone Med Chick and Lamb Dog Treats cleverly combine a tough chewy outer with a succulent, tasty centre.
These delicious chews are developed with nutritionists and veterinarians from WALTHAM Petcare Science Institute. They contain less than 5% fat and are made with natural ingredients. Each chew includes Omega 3 to help keep dogs fit for life, Vitamin E to help support natural defences, and minerals including Calcium to help keep bones strong.
Medium dogs (10-25 kg) should be fed up to 1 chew per week. Supervise the dog whilst eating this treat. Feed whole, do not cut into pieces. Each chew provides 8% of the weekly energy requirements of a 10 kg dog. Reduce the main meal accordingly. Use within 14 days of opening. Fresh drinking water should always be available.
Ingredients
Cereals*, Derivatives of Vegetable Origin, Various Sugars, Minerals, Vegetables, Meat and Animal Derivatives (Including Dried Poultry Powder 2.3%, Equivalent to Chicken 4%), Seeds, Oils and Fats, *Natural Ingredients
Nutritional Information:
Analytical constituents (%): Protein: 7.2, Fat content: 2.3, Inorganic matter: 4.3, Crude fibre: 0.7, Moisture: 16.7, Calcium: 0.4, Omega-6 fatty acids: 603 mg/kg, Additives per kg:, Preservatives, Nutritional additives: , Vitamin A: 5024 IU, Vitamin E: 50.2 mg, Iron (Iron(II) sulphate monohydrate): 15.1 mg, Sensory additives:, Chicken flavour: 118 mg, Lamb flavour: 1.1 mg
Feeding Guidelines
Feeding instructions: Medium dogs (10-25 kg), feed up to 1 chew per week. Please supervise your dog whilst eating this treat. Feed whole, do not cut into pieces. Each chew provides 8% of the weekly energy requirements of a 10 kg dog. Please reduce the main meal accordingly. Use within 14 days of opening. Fresh drinking water should always be available.
Key Features:
- Less than 5% fat, with natural ingredients
- Omega-3 to help keep them fit for life
- With Vitamin E to help support natural defences
- Minerals including Calcium to help keep bones strong
- Developed with nutritionists & veterinarians from WALTHAM Petcare Science Institute