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Pippers Pantry - Skin & Coat Treats - 70g

Pippers Pantry - Skin & Coat Treats - 70g

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Pippers Pantry Skin & Coat Treats 70g

Pippers Pantry Skin & Coat Treats are small salmon-rich biscuits made for dogs and cats. With salmon oil, trout, omega-3, algae, zinc and...

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Feeding Instructions

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Pippers Pantry Skin & Coat Treats 70g

Pippers Pantry Skin & Coat Treats are small salmon-rich biscuits made for dogs and cats. With salmon oil, trout, omega-3, algae, zinc and biotin, they offer a functional reward designed to support normal skin and coat condition.

Ingredients

Freshly prepared salmon 45%, sweet potato 18%, dried salmon 8%, salmon oil 7%, potato, peas, freshly prepared trout 5%, lucerne, dried egg, minerals, omega-3 supplement and algae.

Pet Type

Suitable as a complementary treat for dogs and cats. Check the packaging for age and portion guidance.

Feeding Instructions

Offer in moderation alongside a complete and balanced diet, following the serving information on the pack. Account for treats within daily food intake and always provide fresh drinking water.

Benefits

  • Salmon-rich recipe with freshly prepared salmon
  • Contains salmon oil and an omega-3 supplement
  • Includes trout, algae, zinc and biotin
  • Supports normal skin and coat condition
  • Small biscuit format for easy rewarding

Product FAQs

Which fish are included?

The recipe contains freshly prepared and dried salmon, salmon oil and freshly prepared trout.

Do the treats contain omega-3?

Yes. They include salmon oil, an omega-3 supplement and algae.

Will treats cure a skin condition?

No. Seek veterinary advice for persistent itching, hair loss, sore skin or other ongoing symptoms.