Westhill Barkery
Specially Selected Advent Calendar For Dogs
Specially Selected Advent Calendar For Dogs
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Our Westhill Barkery Specially Selected Dog Advent Calendar has been created with a carefully chosen selection of treats for dogs who need a little more consideration when it comes to their festive treats.
For this calendar, we have chosen treats that are naturally lower in purines than many meat-based treats, making this selection potentially more suitable for dogs who need to reduce their purine intake.*
From the 1st of December right through to Christmas Eve, your dog can enjoy a special treat each day as they join in with the excitement of the Christmas countdown.
24 windows containing a selection of our specially chosen coconut treats, fruit salad treats and cheese bones.
Made with love by us at Westhill Barkery, and thoughtfully created to make your dog’s Christmas countdown extra special.
Cheese Bones:
Composition: 82% cheese, oils & Minerals. Vegetable by-products, milk & dairy products (water and natural occurring minerals).
Crude Protein: 6.4%, Crude Oil & Fats: 7%, Moisture: 21% Crude Ash: 0.9% Fibre: 4.4%
Half coconut macaroons, individually portioned to fit each window.
Composition: Coconut, tapioca, coconut oil & vegetable glycerin. Analytical Constituents: Protein 5.1%, Ash 1.4%, Fat 50.7%, Crude Fibre 3.6% (trace: peanuts)
Fruit Treats:
Composition: 100% Real Fruit - Mango, Pineapple, Apple, Red berries, cranberries, Derivatives of Vegetable Origin , Oils & Minerals. Nutritional Information: Crude Protein: 4.5%, Crude Oil & Fats: 5%, Moisture: 21% Crude Ash: 4.3% Fibre: 1.2%
*Please note: This advent calendar is not a veterinary prescription diet and is not intended to diagnose, treat or prevent any medical condition. While the treats included have been selected with their naturally lower purine content in mind, we cannot guarantee their suitability for every dog or medical condition. If your dog has a diagnosed condition or is following a specific veterinary diet, please consult your veterinary professional before introducing new treats.
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