Holiday Dinner – Turkey & Chicken
$11.99
This year’s festive feast is the Holiday Diner – Turkey & Chicken.
It is a savoury blend of Turkey, Chicken, Sweet Potato, and Cranberries.
Get this limited-time Holiday Dinner while supplies last!
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Holiday Dinner – Turkey & Chicken
This year’s festive feast is a savoury blend of turkey, chicken, sweet potato, and cranberries. We’ve also added our new spice blend of sage, ginger, oregano, and parsley to enhance the smell and flavour of the holidays. Like our other Dinner recipes, this festive meal follows AAFCO standards, suitable for dogs of all life stages, including puppies. Each box contains 2lbs of food, conveniently packaged in 1lb vacuum-sealed packs.
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