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CANINE HILLS NATURALS TREATS SAVORIES w/ CHICKEN & YOGURT - 8oz

SKU: 138239
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Hill's® Science Diet® Soft Savories with Chicken & Yogurt dog treats are delicious, natural and made from only the best ingredients. The soft and tender texture paired with a medley of fun rich flavors will make a dog happy. No artificial flavors or preservatives. Recommended for: Normally active puppy (9+ weeks old), adult and mature adult dogs INGREDIENTS: Chicken, Potatoes, Wheat Flour, Cane Molasses, Glycerin, Chicken Fat, Yogurt, Peas, Technical Pork Gelatin, Natural Flavors, Dried Skim Milk, Citric Acid, Lactic Acid, Mixed Tocopherols for freshness. 3496 kcal/kg (24.8 kcal/treat) Nutrient Dry Matter % Protein 15.8% Fat 11.5% Crude Fiber 0.8% Carbohydrate / NFE 68.5% Calcium 0.59% Phosphorous 0.38% Sodium 0.14% Potassium 0.49% Magnesium 0.078%
Hill's® Science Diet® Soft Savories with Chicken & Yogurt dog treats are delicious, natural and made from only the best ingredients. The soft and tender texture paired with a medley of fun rich flavors will make a dog happy. No artificial flavors or preservatives. Recommended for: Normally active puppy (9+ weeks old), adult and mature adult dogs INGREDIENTS: Chicken, Potatoes, Wheat Flour, Cane Molasses, Glycerin, Chicken Fat, Yogurt, Peas, Technical Pork Gelatin, Natural Flavors, Dried Skim Milk, Citric Acid, Lactic Acid, Mixed Tocopherols for freshness. 3496 kcal/kg (24.8 kcal/treat) Nutrient Dry Matter % Protein 15.8% Fat 11.5% Crude Fiber 0.8% Carbohydrate / NFE 68.5% Calcium 0.59% Phosphorous 0.38% Sodium 0.14% Potassium 0.49% Magnesium 0.078%
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Nutritional optionProtein
CategoryDry food
FlavourChicken
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Products specifications
Nutritional optionProtein
CategoryDry food
FlavourChicken