Dog Treats
SIMPLY NATURAL
Dog Treats
Fresh made natural dog treats
The treats are made to order fresh to you
SPECIAL till the end of March an extra 50g for FREE, if you pickup, or we can deliver for a small fee. (one off ) multiple orders therefore are cheaper, so group pet friends together!!! we are sure that your dog will love them.
This all came about because of one of our dogs developing allergies.
Having NO preservatives in our dog treats they are suitable for ALL dogs.
They come in 150g packs at $4.80 each pack, try the special for this month and get 50g extra for FREE.
We have 4 different styles of treats available ( see photo ).
Treats will keep fresh for 4-6 weeks if kept in a sealed dry container, as there are NO preservatives in them.
The treats are made fresh to order.
You can have a mixed variety, or all the same in your packet.
Ingredient's include:
Kumera, wholemeal flour,
eggs, fresh fruit,
vegetables, rolled oats,
peanut butter, natural honey,
vegetable oil, coconut flour for wheat intolerant pets.
Optional: cheese or bacon, only small amounts as not so good for dogs.
More recipes will be added as we get established.
To Order
email: philew@slingshot.co.nz
phone: 0212063895
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