Meat treats
64 items
Meat is what matters here: chicken breast, duck breast, beef, lamb, rabbit and fish, at 48 to 95 per cent of the composition. You buy these by composition.
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Catalogue
Over a hundred items in twelve product groups. You will find them all below, and the details of composition, pack sizes and lengths are on each family's own page.
Two product families
You choose one family by composition, the other by size and by how long it lasts. These are two different purchases, so they have pages of their own.
64 items
Meat is what matters here: chicken breast, duck breast, beef, lamb, rabbit and fish, at 48 to 95 per cent of the composition. You buy these by composition.
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42 items
Rawhide is what matters here, at 78 to 86 per cent of the composition, with meat as the flavouring. You buy these by size and by how long they last.
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Minimum order
A carton holds one item from the range. You do not have to take a pallet or mix items.
| Pack size | Units per carton |
|---|---|
| 70 g jar | 96 |
| 100 g | 100 |
| 250 g | 40 |
| 500 g | 20 |
The above size chart covers meat treats. Rawhide products are bought by weight, and a carton is then 6–10 kg of one item from the range.
Do you need different packaging? For larger orders we make packaging to your specification.
Range of products
Seven groups · 64 items
Five groups · 42 items
Length
You choose the size for the dog your customer is buying for. You see the bands here, and we give the length of a single item on its card, in the rawhide family.
The catalogue as a file
The catalogue you can download is under preparation. Write to us and we will send back the current list of items in stock, with pack sizes for the meat treats and lengths for the rawhide products.
Tell us which items and roughly what quantity, and we will send a quotation within 24 hours on working days.
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