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This product is created for animals and is not intended for human use

What is Hills Dog Hypoallergenic Treats 200g?

Hills Dog Hypoallergenic Treats 200g is a specially designed approach to overall pets health, aimed at dogs with food intolerances and sensitivities. It is a tasty, crunchy treat that serves as a complementary snack alongside your poochs primary diet.

It is a product of Hills, a leading company in pet nutrition, and tailored to sustain and boost skin health while catering to your dogs unique microbiome.

What are the benefits?

Hills Dog Hypoallergenic Treats offer a plethora of benefits for your pet. They are designed to support skin health, foster a healthy digestive tract, and ensure you provide satisfactory treats to your pet, irrespective of their food intolerances or sensitivities.

What are the key features?

Dog treats specially formulated to cater to dogs with food intolerances and support skin health.
Enriched with ActivBiome, a unique blend of prebiotics developed by Hills to enhance your dogs unique microbiome.
Vet assured product with no artificial preservatives, synthetic colours, or artificial flavours.

What are the precautions?

These treats are designed for dogs over 1 year of age. They are not suitable for puppies.
They should be used as a complementary snack, not a substitute for your pets primary diet.
Consult with a vet before introducing this product to a pet with serious health conditions.

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How to use Hills Dog Hypoallergenic Treats 200g

Introduce the Hills Dog Hypoallergenic Treats as a secondary part of their diet, not a primary food source.
For dogs with food sensitivities, gradually integrate these treats into their diet and monitor your pets reaction to the new food addition.
Ensure to consult a vet for guidance on usage frequency and quantity, especially if intending to use the treats to manage a food intolerance or sensitivity.

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Hills Dog Hypoallergenic Treats 200g

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