Wagg Puppy Treats With Chicken & Yoghurt - 120G

Name: Wagg Puppy Treats With Chicken & Yoghurt - 120G
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A complementary pet food for all dogs 8 weeks and over. Tasty Puppy and Junior treats with added y...

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This guide is for dog owners with puppies aged 8 weeks and over, looking for a tasty and healthy treat option. Wagg Puppy Treats offer a delicious, oven-baked snack with added yoghurt for healthy teeth and bones, perfect for training. However, it's important to remember these are complementary treats and should be given in moderation as part of a balanced diet.

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FAQs

What age are these treats suitable for?

Wagg Puppy Treats are suitable for puppies aged 8 weeks and older.

Are these treats a complete meal?

No, these are complementary treats and should be given in moderation as part of a balanced diet.

Where should I store these treats?

Store in a cool, dry place and reseal the pack after opening.

Do these treats contain any artificial additives?

No, they are free from artificial colours and flavours.

How many treats should I give my puppy?

This depends on your puppy's size and activity level. Always give treats in moderation and adjust as part of a balanced diet. Consult with your vet if you have questions.

What is the shelf life of the treats after opening?

Refer to the packaging for the 'best before' date. Ensure the pack is resealed properly to maintain freshness.

Can I use these treats for training?

Yes, they are ideal for training and rewarding your puppy due to their easy to separate sticks and appealing taste.

Troubleshooting

Puppy doesn't seem interested in the treats.

Ensure the treats are fresh and stored correctly. Some puppies may have different taste preferences; try offering the treat at a time when your puppy is most receptive (e.g., after a walk or playtime).

Puppy is experiencing digestive issues.

Introduce the treats gradually. If issues persist, consult with your vet to rule out any underlying sensitivities.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Tasty and appealing to puppies.
Supports healthy teeth and bones.
Convenient size for training.
Free from artificial colours and flavours.
Oven-baked for improved texture and taste.

Cons

Should be given in moderation.
Complementary food, not a meal replacement.
May not be suitable for puppies with specific dietary sensitivities (e.g., dairy).

Setup, Compatibility & Care

There is no specific "setup" required. Simply open the pack and give the treats to your puppy. Ensure the treats are stored in a cool, dry place and reseal the pack to maintain freshness. Always supervise your puppy while they are eating treats, and make sure fresh water is available. These treats are suitable for all breeds of puppies 8 weeks and older. Check the packaging for the 'best before' date.