Pawtato Knots Large 180g

• Natural Sweet Potato Dog Chews | Pawtato’s plant-based dog treats are made from nutritious sweet potato, a true superfood, blended with rice. These small knot chews are made with 87% tasty sweet potato!
• Hypoallergenic Dog Treats | Our dog chews are ideal for dogs with a sensitive stomach. They are free from meat, wheat, dairy, eggs, artificial colour and flavours. No hide from any animal, a great rawhide alternative.
• Puppy Chews From 16 Weeks | Pawtato dog treats can be given to puppies, however we recommend they are over 16 weeks old and under supervision the entire time. We don’t recommend them for younger and smaller puppies. Ideal dog treats for small dogs.
• Low Fat Dog Treats | All the Pawtato dog treats typically have 1% or less fat content.
• This pack contains 3 veggie chew knots formulated with no hide from any animal. Ethical and cruelty-free.

Vegan dog treats from Pawtato dog chews. These hypoallergenic rawhide free large knots are made from 87% sweet potato blended with rice to create a hypoallergenic and ethical natural dog chews. This pack of 3 large knots is ideal as dog treat, reward or dog birthday present. Suitable for puppies over 4 months old, these vegan dog treats are ideal for small to medium dogs. They are low in fat and free from meat, dairy, fish, gmo’s, artificial colour and flavours, making them ideal healthy dog chews. Our sweet potato and rice blend gives the chews a tough feel and is healthy and ethical alternative to animal based rawhide chews. With no hide in our chews you can be sure the origins are not from a slaughterhouse waste. Pawtato products are Vegan society approved, Vegetarian society approved and approved as not tested on animals by PeTA. Keep in a cool dry place. Peg the bag if possible after opening. Supervise your pet at all times. See packet for best before date.

DISCLAIMER: Under the Animal Welfare Act it is the owner's responsibility to feed their pet a balanced diet suitable for its age, lifestyle and health status. We recommend consulting a Vet before changing your pets diet to make sure that it will meet all your pets nutritional needs.