SPECIFIC (Dechra) CT-H Healthy Dog Treats

SPECIFIC (Dechra) CT-H Healthy Dog Treats
300g

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  • 300g £6.83

Description

Specific CT-H and CT-HM treats are high fibre and low fat treats which are ideal for dogs which are over weight or those who are prone to weight gain. The complex carbohydrates and high level of fibre create a gradual release of glucose into the dog's system after eating which makes these treats ideal for those dogs which have developed diabetes mellitus.

Ingredients

Wheat, fish meal, maize protein, beet pulp, powdered cellulose, hydrolysed pork protein, rice, eggs, minerals, animal fat, vitamins and trace elements.

Antioxidants: EC approved additives: BHA, propyl gallate. The treats contain no artificial colours or flavourings.

Analysis

Nutrient Contents
per 100 g
Contents
per MJ
Energy (kJ) 1427
Protein (g) (crude) 22.7 15.9
Fat (g) (crude) 5.1 3.6
Carbohydrates (g) (NFE) 51.1 35.8
Fibre (g) (crude) 5.5 3.9
Calcium (g) 0.85 0.6
Phosphorus (g) 0.65 0.45
Sodium (g) 0.28 0.2
Starch (g) 40.8 28.6
Sugar (g) 0.9 0.63
Omega-3 fatty acids (g) 0.32 0.23
Ratio n-3:n-6 01:04:00 01:04:00
Water (g) 10

Feeding guidelines

Use CT-H Healthy Treats and CT-HM Mini Healthy Treats as supplementary food to treat or reward the dog. In order to prevent the dog from becoming overweight, it is recommended that the daily food ration is reduced corresponding to the amount of treats given.

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WARNING: For pet use only. Always supervise your pet while they are consuming treats and ensure fresh drinking water is always available. Choose treats appropriate for your pet's size, age, dietary requirements, and chewing habits. Swallowing large, unchewed pieces can pose a severe choking or gastrointestinal blockage hazard. Monitor your pet for any signs of allergic reaction or digestive upset. Store according to the instructions on the packaging.

Reviews (11)

Summary of Reviews for SPECIFIC (Dechra) CT-H Healthy Dog Treats

Overall 5
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11 out of 11 (100%) customers would recommend this product.
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Loves the treats
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By Jill Bole on 29 August 2026

As the treats are the only ones my diabetic dog Loves highly recommended

Customer recommends this product

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By Julie Moss on 29 January 2025

Excellent product, fantastic service fast delivery

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Yummy
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By Sue Bloomfield on 18 July 2023

Great treat biscuits

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Looks tasty
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By Helen Penney on 15 August 2022

I wanted a small healthy treat for Mork and Mindy

Customer recommends this product

Little treat for a Diabetic Terrier
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By Keith Martin on 25 May 2020

My terrier has to have a 12hour gap between specific meals. That,s a long time. These are a tasty healthy treat I give whilst adjusting the amount of meal.

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2 people found this review helpful

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Q & A

Below are some recent questions we've received regarding SPECIFIC (Dechra) CT-H Healthy Dog Treats, including answers from our team.

10 August 2021 at 10:01pm

Diabetic treat

Karen Smith

Vett xx healthy dog treat. Should I give my diabetic dog this as I am told only to inject and feed at 12 hour intervals.

  • VioVet Staff

These treats are better than most other treats for a diabetic dog as they contain slow release carbohydrates. However any change in diet may alter your dog's insulin requirements so it is important to run their use past your vet just in case.

17 May 2021 at 9:22am

Dog treats

Dog treats

Can you recommend treats for my dog who has been diagnosed with acute pancreatitis?

  • VioVet Staff

You should stick to low fat food if your done is prone to pancreatitis. Those severely affected can be set off by any change in diet though so i advise sticking to one food if you can. I recommend discussing any dietary changes with your vet to check this is safe, whether you can give treats or not greatly depends on the severity of the pancreatitis.

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