Anbieter: Stanley Snacks

Reduced Purine Twin Treat Box

12,33 €20,08 €38% OFF
size: medium
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Beschreibung

A selection of twinned natural dog treats avoiding offal, skins and high purine treats.

Ideal for when you have 2 dogs and need to keep to a reduced purine diet. 

Under normal circumstances, the majority of dogs are able to efficiently eliminate uric acid from their bodies, maintaining balanced purine levels

Some dogs however, are unable to efficiently metabolize and eliminate excess uric acid leading to the formation of urate crystals or stones in the urinary tract, potentially leading to more serious conditions such as urinary tract infections or even kidney stones.

A low purine diet is often recommended for dogs with conditions such as hyperuricosuria, urolithiasis, certain types of liver diseases and leishmaniasis. A reduced purine diet helps to minimise uric acid and related health issues.

For dogs diagnosed with one of these conditions but you still want to treat them, we have put together this box. We are not medically trained so please check that all contents are suitable for your dog and feed treats sparingly in line with recommendations from your vet.

Contents will be selected from the following list:
Chicken feet, chicken necks, chicken meaty strips, chicken meaty cubes, chicken training treats, turkey wing, turkey meaty strip, turkey meaty cubes, rabbit hairy ears, rabbit plain ears, rabbit hairy skin, rabbit plain skin, rabbit hairy foot, rabbit plain leg, rabbit sausage, rabbit strip, rabbit meaty cubes, beef muscle.

Free P & P with all of our designed boxes and subscriptions.

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Supervise your dog whilst eating treats and ensure they have access to fresh water. As these are a natural product, size and colour may vary. Please dispose of packaging responsibly and keep away from animals and children. Ensure these treats are suitable for your dogs medical condition and feed sparingly in line with veterinary advice.