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Tukaho Rooster Bites Freeze Dried Dog Treats
$16.99
Packed with 60% protein, Rooster Bites support optimal muscle growth and maintenance, ensuring your pet stays strong and active throughout their life. Whether you’re training a playful puppy or rewarding a senior pet, these treats are perfect for all ages and breeds. Their irresistible flavor makes them ideal for...
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Packed with 60% protein, Rooster Bites support optimal muscle growth and maintenance, ensuring your pet stays strong and active throughout their life. Whether you’re training a playful puppy or rewarding a senior pet, these treats are perfect for all ages and breeds. Their irresistible flavor makes them ideal for fun play sessions or as a motivating reward during training, turning every moment into a delightful experience.
The nutritious blend of chicken and quail eggs provides essential vitamins, minerals and healthy fats, promoting a glossy coat, healthy skin and overall well being. Your pet will not only look radiant but feel fantastic as well, with vitality and energy that keeps them ready for every adventure.
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