These are tasty grain free dog treats, made from over 85% chicken and containing carrot and chamomile, these soft, chewy bites pack a seriously healthy punch while also working to calm and soothe your pup at the same time. What’s more, they’re baked low and slow to retain as much nutritional goodness as possible. Measuring 1-inch in width, Canine Choice Chillout Bakes make the perfect dog treat for bigger breeds. As for those smaller pups, you can easily crumble them into bite-size pieces for easy digestion. Kibble size can fluctuate between 10-15% on any batch production.
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0 Cinnamon & chamomile
Posted by NutriGirl on 20th Nov 2022
Cinnamon and chamomile are toxic to dogs if eaten. Cinnamon can cause mouth irritation and digestive issues. Chamomile causes all sorts of digestive problems and photosensitivity.
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5 Treats
Posted by M Hutchison on 18th Nov 2022
My dog adores these.
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4 Shrinkage
Posted by Patricia Frost-Copping on 30th Sep 2022
I came across these treats by accident and have never looked back. My dogs love them! They only get one each, morning and night, and it’s a reason for them to go to bed and get up again. However, in the time I have been buying them they have shrunk because I used to give the dogs half a disc each morning and night which I now cannot do. I get them on repeat order in case I forget.
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5 Really suits
Posted by Kath on 22nd Aug 2022
Canine choice really suits my dog as he did suffer with bad flatulence but no more. I buy the treats and he has the main food as well
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4 My lad loves them
Posted by Dawn on 14th Jun 2022
My Golden Retriever loves these wee treats.
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5 Great product
Posted by Anne Swithinbank on 15th Nov 2020
My dog really enjoys these
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5 My dog loves the loves them
Posted by Enid . on 3rd Aug 2020
My Scottie is nearly 14 Is favourite treats
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5 Not cheap but...
Posted by Trish on 2nd May 2020
These treats are not cheap but the dogs come running at the sound of the pack being opened so they really cannot be faulted.
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5 Best treats
Posted by Mary on 30th Apr 2020
We have an 8 year old rescue staffie who has gone off almost every type of food we give him. We crumble 2 of either type into his food & canine choice, of course! and he wolfs it down. It's really good knowing that it's a good quality snack with great ingredients.
