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Woolf Happy Holidays Dog Advent Calendar
Get your dog involved in the Christmas countdown with the Woolf Happy Holidays Advent Calendar. Featuring 24 numbered doors, this festive calendar contains a selection of tasty, meat-rich Woolf Chunkies dog treats to enjoy throughout December.
Available in two festive designs, this calendar is a lovely Christmas gift for dogs and their owners.
Ingredients
The calendar contains a selection of six Woolf Chunkies recipes:
Lamb: Lamb 91%, glycerin 0.5%.
Chicken: Chicken 96%, glycerin 0.5%.
Rabbit: Rabbit 91%, pea protein 4%, glycerin 3%.
Salmon: Salmon 91%, pea protein 4%, glycerin 3%.
Beef: Beef 85%, glycerin 3%.
Duck: Duck 93%, glycerin 0.5%.
The manufacturer states that the treats are packaged without chemical additives, preservatives or colourings.
Pet Type
Suitable for dogs as a complementary snack. Choose an appropriate treat size for your dog's age and chewing ability.
Feeding Instructions
Open one numbered door each day from 1st to 24th December and give your dog the treat inside.
Feed as a complementary snack alongside your dog's regular balanced diet. Supervise your dog while eating and ensure fresh drinking water is always available.
Benefits
24 days of festive dog treats
Six meat and fish varieties
High animal-protein content recipes
No added chemical preservatives or colourings, according to the manufacturer
A fun way to include your dog in the Christmas countdown
Available in two festive calendar designs
Product FAQs
How many days does the calendar cover?
24 days, from 1st December through to Christmas Eve.
What flavours are included?
Lamb, chicken, rabbit, salmon, beef and duck.
Is this a complete dog food?
No. It contains complementary snacks intended to be fed alongside a balanced diet.
Does the calendar contain preservatives?
The manufacturer states that the treats are packed without chemical additives, preservatives or colourings.
Are there different designs?
Yes. The photographs show two designs: a small brown dog and a Labrador carrying a Christmas present.
Can the treats replace a meal?
No. They should only be given as treats.
