Mediterranean Serrano Snacks Turkey

MEDITERRANEAN NATURAL Serrano Snacks, delicately cut into small bone shape pieces, guarantee your pet's safety, whilst maintaining all their nutrients, reflecting a natural diet and containing 70 % meat (60% in Serrano Snacks for puppies).
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MEDITERRANEAN NATURAL Serrano Snacks, delicately cut into small bone shape pieces, guarantee your pet's safety, whilst maintaining all their nutrients, reflecting a natural diet and containing 70 % meat (60% in Serrano Snacks for puppies).

They are gluten free, artificial colourants free, GMO free and trans fatty acids free. They are a hypoallergenic product (except salmon and tuna and "for puppies flavours") natural source of oleic acid.

The Serrano Snacks of salmon and tuna contribute Omega 3 and 6. They are the perfect snack to reward your pet's good behaviour. All bags are airtight seal to preserve nutrients in good conditions.

Composition:

Meat 70% (min. 10% turkey meat), cereals (rice min. 7.5%), vegetal glycerin

Additives:Preservatives: propionic acid, calcium formate, citric acid. Nutritional additives: oregano oil

Analytical constituents:

Protein: 25.7%, Fat content: 6.1%, crude ash: 10.2%, fibre: 0.9%, moisture: 16.6%, 320 Kcal/100g. omega 6: 0.6g/100g, omega 9: 1.5g/100g

Recommended daily amount:

Feed several treats at will for fun or as a great reward, use as a training aid.

The product is available in following sizes:

  • Pack with 12
  • Pack with 25
Ingredients

Meat 70% (min. 10% turkey meat), cereals (rice min. 7.5%), vegetal glycerin

FAQ

Recommended daily amount:

Feed several treats at will for fun or as a great reward, use as a training aid.

Nutrition Information

Protein: 25.7%, Fat content: 6.1%, crude ash: 10.2%, fibre: 0.9%, moisture: 16.6%, 320 Kcal/100g. omega 6: 0.6g/100g, omega 9: 1.5g/100g

Our veterinarian team:

  • Dr. Diana Meireles
  • Dr. Manuela Araujo