Bakers Sizzlers Dog Treats Bacon 120g - Case of 6 (720g)

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Unless otherwise stated, the Promotion cannot be used in conjunction with any other promotions, including VIP vouchers; Overweight dogs: If your dog needs to lose weight, try to look for a food with below average fat levels. Where the ingredients list is not clear enough to determine whether or not the food contains any of the above ingredients, the logo is not awarded.

Bakers Bacon Sizzlers Dog Treats _____________________________________________________________________ For these reasons, we strongly recommend consulting the manufacturer's full guidelines before feeding any dog food.The total percentage of meat ingredients must be specified as well as the percentage of the largest non-meat ingredient. Lastly, our smallest revenue stream is the store finder. While businesses are welcome to list their information with us for free, they also have the option to add some bells and whistles to their listings for a very small monthly fee.

The nutritional rating shows how beneficial we expect a food or treat to be for the majority of dogs Clean, fresh drinking water should always be available. For your dog's health, respect the feeding guide and exercise him/her dally. Supervise your dog when giving him/her the treat. Skin/coat problems: itching, bald patches, scurfiness, excessive dandruff, constant moulting, greasy and/or smelly coat. We always give first refusal to the manufacturers themselves as they should, in theory, be the most reliable source for their own products but when they are not interested or when they themselves do not sell to the public directly, we then offer the position to one of our trusted online pet shops instead. Naturally, whether a product has an approved supplier or not has no bearing whatsoever on its review or nutritional rating.The term hypoallergenic literally means 'below-average-allergy-causing'. We therefore only award our hypoallergenic logo to foods that are free from added wheat, maize, dairy products, soya products and artificial additives, all of which we have often found to be problematic in sensitive dogs. We also do not currently award the hypoallergenic logo to foods containing carrageenan.