• Some Grub carob and orange dog treats – 100g pack
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Some Grub Calming Carob & Orange Dog Treats – 100g

Some Grub Calming Carob & Orange Dog Treats – 100g

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Soft-baked dog treats with insect protein, carob, orange and selected botanicals.

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Dogs whose owners want a plant-rich functional treat made with sustainable insect protein.
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Why choose it?

Combines insect protein with carob, orange and selected botanicals in a convenient soft-baked treat.

Ingredients & formulation

Fresh insect protein (16%), carob (15%), peas, glycerine, broad bean, chickpeas, oil, yeast, sweet potato, orange oil (0.25%), valerian (0.1%), chamomile (0.1%) and lavender (0.1%).

How to use

Offer as a complementary treat according to the current feeding guide. Supervise feeding, provide fresh water and account for treats within the daily diet.

Good to know

100g pack. Contains insect protein and botanical ingredients. Check the current packaging for complete composition and feeding information.

About this product

Soft-baked dog treats with insect protein, carob, orange and selected botanicals.
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Some Grub Calming Carob & Orange Dog Treats combine sustainable insect protein with a plant-rich soft-baked recipe.

The formula includes carob, peas, chickpeas and sweet potato together with small amounts of valerian, chamomile and lavender.

The 100g pack offers a convenient complementary treat option for everyday feeding and enrichment routines.

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