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Tasty liver treat is a highly palatable paste which is a perfect reward or training aid for adult cats and dogs. It is also a great way of giving medication, either mixed in with a crushed tablet or with liquid medications on a dish.
Ingredients
Analytical Constituents: Crude Protein 13%, Fat Content 31.6%, Crude Fibres 1.0%, Crude Ash 1.4%, Moisture 50.0%.
Composition: Pork, pork liver (35%), rapeseed oil, pork fat, dried mixed vegetables, gelatine, parsley.
Feeding guide for dogs
Small dogs Up to 1/6 tube per day
Medium dogs Up to 1/4 tube per day
Large dogs Up to 1/2 tube per day
Feeding guide for cats
Adult cats Up to 1/6 tube per day
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My dog loves his liver treats and used to reinforce good behaviour
Customer recommends this product
I bought these tubes of pate as someone had recommended them to me. The dogs I look after daily all seem to love the pate and I've noticed a huge improvement in recall on walks. For me it is also easier than rummaging around in a bag or pocket for reward treats for great behaviour. I will keep a stock at home always now
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This is the only thing our dog will eat his medication mixed in with, I only wish they did it in bigger tubes!
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Bought for my dog to concentrate whilst in hydro on the underwater treadmill. Works great with her.
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My puppy loves this paste. He first tried it at the vet for his first vaccinations and went wild for it (making time at the vet so much more enjoyable now!) We use it at home for use in his Kong and Lickimat and
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