happy goggie

 treats 200 gr

Description:

This type of treat is typically formulated as a crunchy or semi-moist reward (snack) for dogs, meant to be used in between or alongside their regular diet—not as a replacement. A “chicken & carrots” flavor usually implies the use of real chicken or chicken derivatives plus carrot or carrot powder/essence for flavor, color, or nutritional contribution.

Typical features you might expect:

• Flavor & ingredients: Chicken (or chicken meal) as a primary protein source, carrot (fresh, powder, or dehydrated) for fiber, vitamins, and color. There may also be grains or grain-free bases, binders, fats, vitamins & minerals, and preservatives.

• Texture: Crunchy or semi-hard, so that the dog can chew. The crunchiness also helps some dental benefits (light abrasion on teeth).

• Nutritional role: Treats are supplemental — they provide extra flavor, can help with training or rewarding, but should not exceed a small percentage of the dog’s daily calorie intake.

• Storage: After opening, store in a cool, dry place; often resealable packaging is used to maintain freshness.

📏 Feeding / Serving Guidelines (Generic)

When you see feeding instructions on a treat package, they’ll often include:

1. Intended usage: e.g. “Feed as a treat or reward only,” or “Supplemental feeding only.”

2. Portion size: How many grams or number of pieces per day depending on dog weight.

3. Maximum proportion: Many manufacturers advise that treats should constitute no more than 10% of a dog’s total daily caloric intake.

4. Cut or break: For larger treats, cut them into smaller pieces appropriate for your dog’s size to avoid choking or overconsumption.

5. Water: Always provide fresh water when giving treats.

6. Supervise: Monitor your dog while it’s chewing treats—especially new ones.

7. Transition: When starting a new treat, introduce it gradually to avoid digestive upset.

Example guideline (for illustration only):

* This is just an illustrative guideline. The real product may specify grams or number of treats based on weight ranges.