Snacks para cães UNISZKI orelha de vitela — artigo de mastigar monocomponente de carne de vitela, 10 unid., higiene dentária, sem glúten e sem açúcar

UNISZKI Calf ear dog treats are single-ingredient veal chews supplied as 10 solid pieces. Designed for adult dogs of all sizes, these dental-support treats help maintain muscle condition while avoiding added sugar, soy, preservatives, artificial colours and gluten. Composition by analysis: protein 75.8%, fat 3.4%, crude ash 4.33%, crude fibre 1.9%, moisture 14.9%. Store in a dry, cool place.

Advantages

Single-ingredient formulation using calf ear as the sole component provides a natural source of protein with minimal additives. The solid, chewable texture supports dental care by encouraging chewing that can help reduce plaque. Free from sugar, soy, preservatives, artificial colours and gluten, the treats suit dogs with sensitivity to those ingredients. High protein and low fat composition supports muscle maintenance in adult dogs.

Suitable for

• Adult dogs of any breed and size
• Owners seeking dental-support chews
• Dogs requiring gluten-, sugar- or soy-free treats
• Maintenance of muscle condition through high-protein snacks

Key specifications

• Form: Solid chew
• Primary ingredient: Calf ear (single-ingredient)
• Quantity: 10 pieces per pack
• Target age: Adult dogs
• Nutritional composition (approx.): Protein 75.8%, Fat 3.4%, Crude ash 4.33%, Crude fibre 1.9%, Moisture 14.9%
• Free from: Added sugar, soy, preservatives, artificial colours, gluten
• Package type: Sachet

How to use

Give the calf ear treat to your dog as an occasional snack or dental chew. Supervise your dog while chewing and remove any small or sharp fragments to prevent choking. Adjust the number of treats according to your dog’s size, activity level and overall diet to avoid overfeeding. Follow storage instructions on the pack and keep treats in a dry, cool place.

Recommendations

Suitable as an occasional dental-support treat for adult dogs; not a complete food. Consult your veterinarian before introducing new treats to a dog with special dietary needs or health conditions.