Product Description
Health meets deliciousness in our Yummy In My Tummy dog biscuits. Filled with fresh, human grade pumpkin and carrotsthese are rich in vitamins, fibre and calcium, and are perfect as treats or rewards during training. Oven-baked for easy digestion, healthy and bite-sized for convenience, these are free of artificial flavours; thus making them suitable for all dogs!
Features
- Made With Real Pumpkin & Carrots
- Free of Artificial Flavours
- Oven-Baked For Easy Digestion
- Rich In Vitamins, Fibre & Calcium
- Human Grade IngredientsÂ
- Suitable For Puppies Above 8 Weeks of Age
- Healthy, Delicious & Safe To Eat
HUFT Tip
- These dog treats are great for mental stimulation games! You can hide these and encourage your dog to find them, or use them in our interactive dog toys like Snuffle Mats for more fun!
- Always feed your dog the recommended quantity only
- Please refer to the packaging for possible allergens
Storage instructions
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
- Not to be consumed if the seal is broken
Additional Information
- Product Name: HUFT YIMT Pumpkin and Carrots Vegetarian Dog Biscuits
- Product Type: Biscuits
- Brand: Heads Up For Tails
- Net Weight/Net Quantity/Net Volume: 1
- Country of Origin:
- MRP: Rs. 220.00 (Inclusive of all taxes)
- Discount: 72%
- Platform: HUFT
- Category: Biscuits
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