PETITTO filetti di oca morbidi per cani 500g

Does your dog deserve a treat that’s both delicious and nutritious? Many dog treats on the market are packed with fillers, artificial additives, and low-quality proteins. PETITTO Soft Goose Fillets solve this by offering a high-protein, natural snack made with 85% real goose meat. These soft, chewy fillets are perfect for rewarding good behaviour, supporting training sessions, or simply showing your furry friend some love. With no artificial colours or flavours, you can feel good about every bite you give.

Who is it for

These soft fillets are suitable for dogs of all life stages, from playful puppies to senior companions. Whether you have a small breed or a large one, the tender texture makes them easy to chew and digest. They are an excellent choice for pet owners who prioritise natural ingredients and want a treat that supports their dog’s overall health. Ideal for daily rewards, training incentives, or as a special snack between meals.

Main features

• High protein content: minimum 30% crude protein from real goose meat
• Made with 85% goose meat, ensuring a rich, meaty flavour dogs love
• Soft fillet texture that’s gentle on teeth and gums
• No artificial colours or flavours, just natural goodness
• Easily digestible formula, suitable for sensitive stomachs
• Resealable 500g bag keeps treats fresh and convenient

Specifications

• Product type: Dog treats
• Main protein source: Goose
• Treat form: Soft fillets
• Net weight: 500g
• Life stage: All life stages
• Analytical constituents: Crude protein min. 30%, crude fat max. 10%, crude fibre max. 2%, crude ash max. 5%, moisture max. 20%
• Composition: Goose meat (min. 85%), vegetable glycerin, sorbitol, salt
• Storage: Store in a cool, dry place. Reseal after opening.
• Packaging: Resealable bag

Tips

Feed as a treat or reward, not as a meal replacement. Always provide fresh water for your dog. Adjust the amount based on your dog’s size, age, and activity level. For training, break the fillets into smaller pieces to make them last longer. If your dog has any known allergies or health conditions, consult your veterinarian before introducing new treats.