Skinner's Field & Trial Joint and Conditioning Dog Treats - 90g

Skinner's Field & Trial Joint and Conditioning Dog Treats - 90g
Brand: Skinners
2.19 GBP
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Skinner’s Field Trial Joint and Conditioning Dog Treats are all-natural supplementary snacks for adult dogs. With salmon and added ingredients such as salmon oil, turmeric and glucosamine, these treats help to support healthy joints, skin and coat. The new plastic free, biodegradable and compostable packaging with resealable seal helps to keep the Skinner’s Field Trial Joint and Conditioning Treats fresh for longer, while also helping to reduce the carbon footprint. Skinner’s Field Trial Joint and Conditioning Dog Treats at a glance: Supplementary snacks for adult dogs Made with 100% natural ingredients: including salmon oil, turmeric, glucosamine Eco-friendly packaging: plastic free, biodegradable, compostable Resealable seal: to keep the treats fresher for longer

At a glance

  • Shop: Zooplus
  • Brand: Skinners
  • Price: £2.19
  • Unit price: £24.33/kg
  • Delivery: 2-3 Days

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Good to know

  • If you cannot dent a chew with your fingernail, it is hard enough to crack a tooth.
  • Break training treats into pea-sized pieces. Your dog stays keen and the calories stay low.
  • Stay with your dog the first few times it has a new type of chew, and always with dogs that gulp.

Common questions

How many treats can I give my dog a day?

Vets advise keeping treats below 10% of daily calories. For a healthy adult dog that is roughly 47 kcal for 10kg, 79 kcal for 20kg and 108 kcal for 30kg, according to WSAVA. Check the calories per treat on the pack and reduce meals if you give a lot.

Are rawhide chews safe for dogs?

Many dogs chew rawhide without trouble, but large pieces can be swallowed and cause choking or a blockage. Choose a size well above what your dog can swallow, supervise, and remove the chew once it is small. Dogs that bite off and swallow chunks are better off with a different type of chew.

Read our guide: Dog Treats & Dog Bones