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Fish Fillet Dog Treats
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Overview

The Pet Project Fish Fillet Dog Treats are single-ingredient, dehydrated treats made from Australian fish fillet, air-dried without additives or preservatives. The fillets provide a natural source of omega-3 fatty acids, which contribute to skin and coat condition and play a role in supporting the body's inflammatory response.

Suitable as a general treat or meal topper for dogs and cats of all sizes. The single fish protein composition makes these appropriate for dogs with sensitivities to common land-based proteins such as chicken or beef. Not suited to dogs with a confirmed fish allergy.


Ingredients

Australian Fish.

Ingredient images are illustrative only and may not represent the exact source or form used by manufacturers.

About


Manufactured
Australia
Type
Natural Chew
Life Stage
All Life Stages
Breed Size
All Breeds
Feeding Type
Treat
Processing Level
Moderate

Product Tags


Single Protein
Poultry Free
Grain Free
Gluten Free
Dairy Free
Soy Free


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About the Brand

The Pet Project

The Pet Project provides high quality single ingredient Australian dog treats that are air dried to maintain natural nutrients and flavour. Explore their complete range of natural snacks and dental chews to find a healthy additive free reward for your dog.


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