Bakers Joint Delicious Large Breed Dog Treats - 240g

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Purina Bakers Joint Delicious Large 240g are yummy treats specially designed to aid joint mobility in large breed dogs.

Benefitting from a soft chicken flavoured centre, they are made with glucosamine, vitamins E and C and are even low in fat. All these ingredients help to boost joint health and flexibility. A great all-round snack for in between meals and as a reward for good behaviour.

Suitable for dogs weighing 25kg and over. 1 treat per dog is recommended.

Reviews

pumpkinpoppitt72 on 15 April 2014

My dogs both veterans love these. I have a 7 year old lab and a 13 year old collie. Offer them and they're gone in minutes.

strawberryblonde on 6 November 2017

I give these to my pooches as an extra good boy treat now and then, as they are getting on a bit now so not as active. They aren't too hard and softer in the middle but have to be chewed a bit, i have Lurchers and they soon gobble them up, would recommend

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Ingredients

Composition:
Cereals, Glycerol, Meat and Animal Derivatives (8%), Minerals, Sorbitol, Vegetable Protein Extracts, Oils and Fats, Vegetables, Glucosamine.

Additives:
Vit. A: 12 000 IU/kg, Vit. D: 800 IU/kg, Vit . E: 550 IU/kg, Vit C: 100 mg/kg Calcium iodate anhydrous: 3.1 mg/kg, Manganous sulphate monohydrate: 17 mg/kg, Zinc sulphate monohydrate: 390 mg/kg, Sodium selenite: 0.43 mg/kg.

Analytical Constituents:
Protein: 15.0%, Fat content: 3.9%, Crude ash: 8.4%, Crude fibres: 1.2%, Moisture: 19.0%, Glucosamine: 3 000 mg/kg.

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