My two dogs absolutely love these treats. 🐕🐕🐾🐾
Made with 90% real chicken, 9% sweet potato and 1% natural antioxidants (mixed tocopherols), our freeze-dried raw treats deliver natural protein, irresistible flavour, and simple ingredients you can trust. The added antioxidants... Read more
- Gently freeze-dried to lock in flavour
- Made in the UK
- Every order supports rescue shelters
Freeze-Dried Raw Chicken Treats
40g · £4.95
Product details
Description
Made with 90% real chicken, 9% sweet potato and 1% natural antioxidants (mixed tocopherols), our freeze-dried raw treats deliver natural protein, irresistible flavour, and simple ingredients you can trust. The added antioxidants help maintain freshness naturally, while freeze-drying helps preserve nutrients and aroma without harsh cooking methods, creating a high-value treat dogs naturally crave.
Grain-free and easy to break apart, they’re perfect for training, rewarding, or everyday treating — without unnecessary fillers, cereals, or artificial colours and preservatives.
Ingredients
90% chicken, 9% sweet potato and 1% antioxidant (mixed tocopherols) to help maintain freshness. Made with a single animal protein, with no grains, fillers or artificial colours.
Feeding guide
Serve as a treat or reward alongside a balanced diet. Break into smaller pieces for training, offer whole, or crumble over meals as a topper. Follow the feeding quantities on your pouch and adjust your dog’s usual food to account for treats. Always supervise feeding and provide fresh drinking water.
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal the pouch after every use to keep moisture out. Follow the storage instructions and best-before date printed on your pouch.
Delivery and returns
Enjoy free delivery on orders over £15. Delivery charges for smaller orders are shown at checkout. See our Shipping Policy for estimated delivery times, and our Returns Policy for information on returns. If your order arrives damaged or something isn’t right, please contact us so we can help.
