Description
A nutritious complementary soft chew fortified with 20% Proflax Puppy Power oil plus active herbs Chamomile and Withania (Ashwagandha) for extra calming and focus support. These tasty treats will help to support your puppies growth and development, with particular emphasis on keeping them calm and alert to enable better focus for training.
For more information on how to support your puppy's growth with Proflax, please read here.
British made - Vet approved - Fast acting
Key features
* Provides calming & focus support
* Includes 20% Puppy Power oil to support the overall health of a growing pup
* All natural nutritious ingredients
* Easy to feed
Composition
Natural soft treats consisting of;
Puppy Power blend; cold pressed flaxseed oil, Nettle, Calendula, Chamomile, Turmeric, Gotu Kola, Marshmallow Root, Fenugreek & Fennel
Additional Chamomile
Withania
Cooked Turkey
Beet Fibre
Tapioca
Sunflower Lecithin Powder
Glycerine
Analytical Constituents
Crude Oil 27.7%
Crude Protein 10.5%
Crude Ash 2.6%
Crude Fibre 3.9%
Each treat is 1g. Available in 120g or 240g tubs.
Puppy Superchew Treat Suitability
Suitable for puppies from 12 weeks to 12-18 months to calm and aid focus for training *
Feeding Guidelines (maximum per day)
Up to 5kg - 1 -2 treat
6-15kg - 2-3 treats
16-25kg - 3-4 treats
26-35kg- 4-5 treats
Over 36kg - 5 treats
Give the recommended amount of Puppy superchew soft treats 15-20 minutes before puppy class for extra focus and concentration.
Storage
Keep out of reach of children and animals.
To ensure freshness ensure that the jar is closed tightly and kept at room temperature and away from moisture. Keep out of direct sunlight. 24 month shelf life from date of manufacture and once opened consume within 3 months.
* Not recommended for pregnant/nursing dogs or puppies under the age of 12 weeks old. Not to be used if your dog is known to be allergic/reactive to any of the ingredients listed or if your dog is taking blood thinning medication (anticoagulants) /blood modulators. Please check with your own vet if your dog is taking medication as some herbs can affect the absorption of certain drugs.
