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Webbox Tasty Sticks Chicken Dog Treats – Large 55g
Making sure that your dog has a treat or two, while keeping them healthy isn’t always easy – but that is where our Large Tasty Dog Sticks come in. These delicious stick treats are designed for larger dogs, ensuring that they are eating treats with their size in mind.
Made with 95% meat including fresh chicken, these tasty treats have been gently cooked to produce a product that your dog will adore. Each pack comes with five individually wrapped sticks to maintain freshness. They are mess-free, so are ideal to pop in your pocket when out on a walk or for travelling.
| Crude Protein: | 33.5% |
| Crude Fibre: | 2% |
| Fat Content: | 20% |
| Crude Ash: | 9% |
| Moisture: | 28% |
Meat and Animal Derivatives (95%), of which 75% Fresh Meat with 6% Chicken), Minerals
Technological Additives: Preservatives; Antioxidants
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 in a lean, active condition. Suitable for puppies from 12 weeks of age.
This large size is suitable for puppies from 12 weeks, though if you have a small or toy breed puppy, the small Tasty Sticks range is likely a better fit for their mouth size. For a large-breed puppy who’s already growing quickly, this size can work well from an early age.
Yes, the strong meaty flavour and high protein content make them a good high-value reward, and the larger stick size means you can break off appropriately sized pieces for repeated rewards without needing to open multiple small packs during a session.
A soft, individually sized stick is generally lower risk than a large chunk of harder food, since it’s already portioned and easy to bite through rather than swallow whole. That said, any enthusiastic or fast eater carries some risk with any treat, so supervise treat time and consider breaking it into pieces if your dog tends to gulp rather than chew.
