Hilltop Pet Food
Whole Dried Dogfish
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Our Whole Dried Dogfish is a properly wild treat: tough, fibrous and full of character. The dense texture means dogs have to work at it, so what starts as a treat often turns into a proper chewing session. It's a natural source of protein and omega-3, with nothing added.
Composition and Analysis
Composition: 100% dogfish.
Analytical constituents:
Feeding Guidance
Always supervise your dog when giving any chew treat. Do not leave your dog unattended while chewing.
Choose a chew suited to your dog's size and chewing strength.
If your dog tries to gulp large pieces, take the chew away.
Give as part of a balanced diet and make sure fresh water is always available.
Not suitable for very young puppies or dogs with dental sensitivities.

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Thought we’d give these a go, as they are unusual. Some of the girls were keen, some weren’t.
Good sized fish that I cut into thirds so they good manage them.
Thanks for your feedback Stuart. Sorry to hear they didn't pass the taste test for all your dogs. Cutting them up smaller is a good tip! 🙂 Simon