Description
Natural Core Cheese Chicken Cubes
Natural Core Cheese Chicken Cubes with carrot are soft, portionable treats for cats and dogs. They are useful for rewards, short training sessions, or supervised enrichment.
Product highlights
- Chicken, cheese, and carrot flavours create a savoury treat.
- The cube shape is simple to portion for different pets.
- Soft pieces can be divided into smaller training rewards.
- The resealable pack is practical for everyday treat time.
Ingredients
Current product information identifies: chicken, cheese, and carrot as featured recipe ingredients. Check the delivered pack for the complete ingredient declaration, additives, and nutritional information.
Recipes and suppliers can change. Therefore, always read the ingredient panel before feeding. This is especially important when your pet has an allergy or food sensitivity.
Feeding guide
Offer Natural Core Cheese Chicken Cubes as an occasional treat. They are not a complete and balanced meal. First, start with a small piece and observe how your pet responds.
Next, adjust the portion for your pet’s size, age, activity level, and usual diet. Break cubes into smaller bites for small pets or frequent training rewards.
Treats should generally provide no more than 10% of daily energy intake. Reduce the main meal when you offer several rewards. Also, supervise your pet while eating and provide fresh drinking water.
Ask your veterinarian for individual advice if your pet needs a controlled diet. Follow any feeding directions printed on the delivered pack.
Serving and storage
Serve straight from the pack or use small pieces during training. You can also offer one cube after grooming, walking, or play.
Reseal the package after opening. Store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Finally, keep the product away from moisture and follow the storage instructions on the pack.
Natural Core Cheese Chicken Cubes give pet carers a convenient way to reward good behaviour while keeping portions controlled.
















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