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Wagg Training Treats Chicken & Cheese 125g - Pack of 7
Wagg Training Treats Chicken & Cheese 125g - Pack of 7
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Make those little training wins worth celebrating with Wagg Training Treats Chicken & Cheese. These meaty mini bone-shaped treats are made with real cheese and are ideal for rewarding your dog during training or as an occasional treat.
Receive 7 × 125g bags, totalling 875g. Keep a bag handy for practising a sit at home or rewarding a recall on your next walk.
Key benefits
- Chicken and cheese: a savoury combination for reward time, made with real cheese.
- Mini bone-shaped treats: designed as training rewards for dogs.
- Training and everyday rewards: useful for reinforcing good behaviour.
- Suitable from eight weeks: a complementary pet food for dogs aged eight weeks and over.
- Seven individual bags: a multipack of 7 × 125g bags, not a single bag.
Feeding guidance
Feed as a treat alongside a complete, balanced diet, not as a meal replacement. Follow the current pack's feeding guide and take treats into account when planning daily food portions. Always provide fresh drinking water and supervise your dog while eating. Check the packaging for the full ingredients, analytical constituents and feeding amounts.
Frequently asked questions
How many bags are included?
This multipack contains seven 125g bags, giving 875g of treats in total.
What flavour are these treats?
These are chicken-and-cheese training treats, made with real cheese.
What shape are they?
The packaging describes them as mini bones. They are shaped dog treats, not actual bones.
Can puppies have these treats?
They are suitable for dogs from eight weeks of age. Follow the pack's feeding guidance for your dog.
Are they suitable for training?
Yes. They are training treats that can be used to reward good behaviour during practice sessions.
Are these a complete dog food?
No. They are a complementary pet food intended as treats alongside your dog's usual balanced diet.
Are they suitable for a dog with food sensitivities?
Check the full ingredients on the current packaging before feeding. These treats contain chicken and cheese; do not assume they are suitable for a restricted diet.
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