Description
Rabbit Burgers – Natural Meaty Dog Treat
Treat your dog to one of our delicious Rabbit Burgers, a protein-rich meaty treat made with 40% rabbit and 35% chicken.
With a combined 75% rabbit and chicken, these tasty burgers provide a satisfying alternative to everyday dog treats and are ideal for adding a little variety to your dog’s treat selection.
75% rabbit & chicken
Rabbit is the leading ingredient at 40%, combined with 35% chicken, sweet potato and minerals.
The result is a highly meaty treat containing an impressive 57.9% crude protein.
A tasty everyday reward
The burger shape makes these a substantial and satisfying reward that can be offered whole or portioned into smaller pieces where appropriate.
They’re a particularly good choice when you want something more substantial than a small training treat without moving up to a large chew.
Rabbit with chicken
Although they’re called Rabbit Burgers, it’s important to know that these treats contain both rabbit and chicken.
That makes them a tasty way to introduce some variety into your dog’s treat selection, but they’re not a single-protein rabbit treat and won’t be suitable for dogs that need to avoid chicken.
Why choose Rabbit Burgers?
- 40% rabbit
- 35% chicken
- 75% combined meat
- 57.9% crude protein
- Satisfying burger-shaped treat
- Great as a reward
- Can be portioned where appropriate
- No artificial additives or preservatives stated by the supplier
- Sold individually
Composition
Rabbit 40%, Chicken 35%, Sweet Potato, Minerals.
Analytical Constituents
- Protein: 57.9%
- Fat: 14.1%
- Fibre: 5.9%
- Ash: 5.9%
- Moisture: 16.2%
Feeding & Safety
Feed as a complementary treat alongside a complete and balanced diet.
Always supervise your dog while feeding and choose an appropriately sized treat for your dog’s size and eating habits. Break into smaller pieces where necessary and remove any pieces that could present a choking risk.
Ensure fresh drinking water is always available.
Store in a cool, dry place.
Contains chicken and rabbit.
Not suitable for human consumption.
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