Product information "Goood Dog treat with chicken 100g"
Goood Dog snack with chicken – Soft Gooodies 100 g
Soft dog treat with free-range chicken: Goood Soft Gooodies are juicy, easy to break into pieces and ideal as a reward during training or on a walk – with no added sugar and no artificial additives.
Goood ’s Soft Gooodies with Free-Range Chicken 100 g are juicy, soft dog treats for daily rewards. These small, drumstick-shaped treats are ideal for training, walks or as a tasty snack between meals.
The recipe contains 19 % poultry protein, 80 % of which is chicken, sourced from strictly controlled rearing. The composition is complemented by selected ingredients such as apple pomace, chicory powder, maize, barley, sunflower oil, linseed, carrots, parsnips and parsley root. The snacks contain an original meat content of 73 %.
The Gooodies contain no added sugar and are free from artificial colours, flavourings and preservatives. Thanks to their soft texture, they are easy to chew and can also be broken into smaller pieces. This makes them particularly handy for training sessions where several small rewards are given.
Your benefits at a glance
- Soft dog treats for daily rewards
- Made with free-range chicken from strictly controlled rearing
- 19 % poultry protein, of which 80 % is chicken
- Original meat content: 73 %
- With parsnip, carrots, parsley root and linseed
- Juicy, drumstick-shaped treats
- Easy to break into pieces for training and walks
- No added sugar
- No artificial colours, flavourings or preservatives
- Complementary feed for adult dogs
- Contents: 100 g
Instructions for use
The Goood Soft Gooodies with Chicken are ideal as a small treat during training, when out and about or at home. Store the treat in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Seal the packet tightly after opening to ensure the soft texture is retained for as long as possible.
Zoo Roco Tip
Thanks to their soft texture, the Gooodies are easy to break into smaller pieces. This means you can reward your dog more often during training without feeding too much at once.