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Cheese Pops Sachets are delicious treats made from European milk sourced from pasture-raised cows, following a traditional Himalayan recipe. These small puffed cheese cubes are easy to prepare in the microwave, offering your dog a tasty and light reward with a puffed, crunchy texture.
Crafted artisanally, these treats are made up of 99.9% milk and only 0.1% salt, gluten-free, with no additives or preservatives. Their low lactose and fat content make them particularly easy to digest. Each sachet contains about 30 g of these puffed pieces, ready to be warmed for a crunchy and appetising effect.
Cheese Pops offer an intense and natural flavour that even the fussiest dogs will love. Their light texture makes chewing easy, providing a true moment of pleasure and oral stimulation. Highly digestible, they are suitable for many canine profiles, including those with sensitive digestion. In addition to being a healthy alternative to classic treats, they contribute to your companion’s overall well-being thanks to their simple and natural composition.
Ideal as an occasional reward or to enhance the daily routine, these treats suit all dogs, regardless of age or size. Their convenient sachet format allows for quick microwave preparation, perfect for a tasty moment at any time of the day.
Delight your companion with these Cheese Pops, a natural, easy-to-prepare treat rich in flavour, sure to please greedy dogs while respecting their digestive well-being.
| Animal | Chien |
| Gamme / Collection | Les Grignoteurs |
| Texture | Dry |
| Hauteur | 9 cm |
| Largeur | 1.5 cm |
| Longueur | 12.5 cm |
| Pays d'origine | Europe |
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