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Broth Bites Salmon with Seaweed & Spinach

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  • Single protein
  • Salmon
  • 100g
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Crunchy, grain-free mini training treats made with Axel’s Elixir fortified salmon broth, sweet potato, buckwheat, pumpkin, seaweed, spinach, quinoa and chia seeds. The small bone-shaped biscuits come in a handy 100g pouch for walks, training and everyday rewards.

🍖 Ingredients

Milled sweet potato, buckwheat flour, salmon broth 10%, dried pumpkin 8%, vegetable oil, seaweed 4%, dried spinach 1%, ground quinoa, chia seeds.

🐾 Why Your Dog Will Love It

  • Small, crunchy biscuits suited to frequent training rewards
  • Made with fortified salmon broth and recognisable ingredients
  • Grain-free, single-animal-protein recipe
  • No artificial colours, flavours or preservatives

📊 Analytical Constituents

Crude protein 15.6%, crude oils and fats 8.4%, crude ash 5.3%, crude fibre 5.7%.

🎾 How to Use

Use as a training reward or occasional treat. Feed as part of a balanced diet, supervise while feeding and ensure fresh drinking water is available.

📦 Storage

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal the pouch after opening.

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One of my dogs isn't keen but the other one is