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Wagg Puppy & Junior Chicken & Yoghurt Dog Treats 120g - Pack of 7
Wagg Puppy & Junior Chicken & Yoghurt Dog Treats 120g - Pack of 7
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Make those first training moments rewarding with Wagg Puppy & Junior Chicken & Yoghurt Meaty Bites. Suitable from 8 weeks, these tasty treats give you a little reward to offer while practising everyday skills with your puppy.
This multipack contains 7 × 120g bags. Keep a bag ready for short training sessions or a well-earned reward during your day together.
Key benefits
- With chicken and yoghurt: meaty bites from Wagg's Puppy & Junior range.
- For puppy training: a treat to use when rewarding your puppy's progress.
- Suitable from 8 weeks: for puppies and junior dogs aged 8 weeks and over.
- Added yoghurt: described in the product information as helping support healthy teeth and bones.
- Seven individual bags: receive 7 × 120g bags, rather than a single 120g bag.
Feeding and care
This is a complementary pet food, not a complete puppy food. Feed as a treat alongside a balanced diet and the feeding guidance on the packaging. Allow for treats when planning your puppy's daily food allowance. Always provide fresh drinking water and supervise your puppy while eating. Check the current pack for ingredients, analytical constituents and feeding amounts.
Frequently asked questions
How many bags will I receive?
This listing is for seven 120g bags of Wagg Puppy & Junior Chicken & Yoghurt Meaty Bites.
What age can puppies have these treats?
They are suitable from 8 weeks of age. Follow the pack's feeding guidance for your puppy's age and size.
Can I use these for puppy training?
Yes. The product information describes them as great for puppy training. Use them as rewards and account for treats within your puppy's daily food allowance.
Can these replace my puppy's meals?
No. They are complementary treats to offer alongside a balanced diet, not a complete puppy food.
What are the meaty bites made with?
The packaging describes meaty bites with chicken and yoghurt. Check the full ingredients on the current pack before feeding, especially if your puppy has dietary sensitivities.
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