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Webbox Snackies Chicken Crisps Adult Dog Treats 35g
A complementary pet treat for adult dogs. Time to turn snack time into crunch time! Webbox Snackies Chicken Crisps are irresistible, protein-packed treats made with real chicken. With just 6 kcal per crisp, they’re the guilt-free way to spoil your four-legged best friend. Light, crunchy, and oh-so-tasty, these crisps are paw-sitively perfect for rewards, training, or simply showing a little extra love.
Why dogs love them:
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Made with 90% Chicken: Tail-Wagging Taste
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Crunchy & Satisfying
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Low-Calorie Snacking
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High in Protein, Low in Fat: Perfect for active adult dogs
| Crude Protein: | 55% |
| Crude Fat: | 3.5% |
| Crude Fibre: | 1.5% |
| Crude Ash: | 5% |
| Moisture: | 16% |
| Calorie Content : | 323Kcal per 100g or 6Kcal per crisp |
Composition: Chicken 90.3%, Potato starch, Pea protein, Vegetable glycerin.
Technological Additives: Preservatives
| Weight of Dog (Kg) | Crisps per Day |
| 1-10 | 2 |
| 10-25 | 4 |
| 25+ | 6 |
Always supervise your dog while feeding treats and break into smaller pieces for puppies and small dogs where necessary. Fresh drinking water should be provided at all times.
High-protein treats can be a great option for many dogs because protein helps support muscle maintenance and provides energy for everyday activity. They’re particularly useful as a rewarding snack for active adult dogs when fed as part of a balanced diet.
Low-calorie dog treats are a great choice if you reward your dog regularly, are training them or want to help maintain a healthy weight. They let you reward positive behaviour without adding as many extra calories to your dog’s daily diet. As with all treats, they should be fed in moderation as part of a complete and balanced diet and should never replace your dog’s regular meals.
Yes, but it’s important to choose treats carefully and feed them in moderation. Lower-calorie treats can help you reward your dog while managing their calorie intake, but treats should always form only a small part of your dog’s daily diet. They should never replace complete and balanced meals. If your dog is overweight, speak to your vet for personalised weight management advice.
Yes. Less active dogs generally need fewer calories than highly active dogs, so lower-calorie treats can be a sensible choice. Always feed treats in moderation as part of a complete and balanced diet.
