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Webbox Dog e Lix with Chicken & Peanut Butter Creamy Dog Treats 90g
Spoil your pup with the Webbox Dog-e-Lix with Chicken & Peanut Butter 90g! Made with fresh meat and the irresistible flavours of chicken and peanut butter, these smooth, lickable treats are perfect for rewarding your dog or disguising medication.
Designed to encourage interaction between pet and owner, they make bonding moments even more enjoyable. These treats are wheat and grain free, puppy-friendly from three months, and contain no added sugar, no artificial preservatives or colours, making them a healthy, low-fat, low-calorie indulgence.
Enjoy free UK delivery on orders over £40 or choose DPD to your nearest pick-up location for convenient, flexible shipping straight to your door. Give your pup the gift of fun, tasty, and healthy licking moments with Webbox Dog-e-Lix!
| Crude Protein: | 5 % |
| Crude Fat: | 3 % |
| Crude Fibre: | 1 % |
| Crude Ash: | 1.5 % |
| Moisture: | 85% |
| Calorie Content : | 9.9Kcal per sachet |
Meat and Animal Derivatives (24% of which 22% Chicken), Peanut Butter (2%), Minerals.
Technological Additives: Thickeners
Fresh drinking water should be provided at all times. The quantities shown above should be used as a guideline only. Please adjust the amount given to keep your dog or puppy in a lean, active condition. Suitable for puppies from 12 weeks.
Yes. Webbox Dog-e-Lix with Chicken & Peanut Butter are suitable for puppies from 12 weeks old. Always adjust the amount given to keep your puppy in a lean, active condition.
Yes. Each sachet contains 9.9 kcal, making these creamy dog treats a low-calorie option for rewarding your dog in moderation.
Yes. Their smooth, lickable texture makes them useful as a reward during training or bonding activities. Because each sachet contains 9.9 kcal, include treats within your dog’s daily food allowance.
Yes. The smooth, lickable texture can be useful for disguising medication. However, always check with your vet or follow the medication instructions to make sure it can safely be given with food.
