Lily's Kitchen Dog Treats Senior Turkey & White Fish Bites 70g
Overview
These senior dog treats are made for older dogs who enjoy a meaty, fish-based reward with a carefully balanced recipe. The bites combine turkey and white fish with flaxseed and a joint care mix, making them a handy everyday treat for dogs from 8 years old.
With a soft-snack style recipe and a modest feeding limit, they are designed to be offered in addition to your dog’s normal diet. The 70g pack is a practical size for keeping on hand at home or taking out and about for training, rewarding or simply sharing a small moment together.
- Made for senior dogs from 8 years old
- Turkey and white fish recipe with flaxseed
- Includes a joint care mix with fish oil, glucosamine and chondroitin
- Complementary treat for occasional feeding
- 70g retail pack
Key Details
| Brand | Lily's Kitchen |
| Product Type | Senior dog treat |
| Species | Dog |
| Life Stage | Senior |
| Suitable From | 8 years old |
| Recipe | Turkey & White Fish Bites |
| Pack Size | 70g |
| Use | Complementary treat |
Composition
| Turkey | 54% |
| White fish | 20% |
| Vegetable glycerine | Derived from rapeseed oil |
| Pea protein | |
| Flaxseed | 4% |
| Distilled vinegar | |
| Joint care mix | Fish oil 0.1%, glucosamine 0.013%, minerals, chondroitin 0.006% |
| Technological additive | Antioxidants (tocopherol extracts from vegetable oils) |
Analytical Constituents
| Crude protein | 34% |
| Crude fat | 20% |
| Crude ash | 5% |
| Crude fibres | 2% |
| Moisture | 24% |
| Energy | 360 kcal/100g |
Feeding Guide
- Feed up to 5 treats a day.
- Always make fresh drinking water available.
- Supervise your dog while eating.
- Use as a treat alongside your dog’s normal diet, not as a meal replacement.
Notes
The recipe is designed for senior dogs and is a good option when you want a smaller everyday reward with added functional ingredients in the mix.
Pack designs may vary during packaging changes, and the pack is designed with recyclability in mind.
This is a complementary dog treat and should be offered in moderation as part of a balanced diet.
