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Cheese Pralines

The colourful biscuit tin with CHEESE PRALINÉ is the ideal gift for all your two- and four-legged friends. Mehr ErfahrenRead more
  • Playful design
  • Delicious cheese chocolates
  • Reusable
  • Easy to clean
  • A stylish eye-catcher on any shelf
  • Great gift idea

€ 17,90

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Content: 
150 g
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€ 119,33 / kg

With its cheerful, detailed design, this colourful biscuit tin brings good cheer to every home. Designed by Alice Hoffmann, who also created our popular Advent calendar and festive Christmas goodies, it combines playful aesthetics with high-quality craftsmanship.

Inside, delicious cheese pralines await your furry friend. Carefully selected ingredients and the aromatic cheese flavour make these a special treat, perfect for little rewards in between meals.

Even after all the treats have been eaten, the pretty tin remains a real favourite. Reusable, durable and versatile, it is ideal for storing new treats, snacks or small treasures. This makes it a charming accessory that not only looks beautiful, but also provides lasting enjoyment.

A touch of playfulness meets natural enjoyment, a little piece of happiness that lasts.

Analytical constituents:
Crude protein 15%, crude fat 6%, crude ash 4%, crude fibre 4%

Supplementary feed for dogs

Ingredients

Potato flakes

Potato flakes are particularly easy to digest and contain many minerals, such as potassium and vitamins C, B1 and B6.

Amaranth flour

Amaranth boasts an exceptionally high protein content and contains iron, zinc, potassium, phosphorus and magnesium. This makes it particularly filling and provides dogs with minerals, fibre and essential amino acids.

Lupin flour

Lupin flour is rich in fibre and protein. It also contains valuable minerals such as magnesium and zinc, as well as unsaturated fatty acids.

6% fresh cheese

Cheese is naturally low in calories but high in calcium and important vitamins such as B2 and B12. It also helps maintain healthy oral flora and prevents and reduces tartar build-up. At the same time, it remineralises tooth enamel.

Amaranth

Amaranth boasts an exceptionally high protein content and contains iron, zinc, potassium, phosphorus and magnesium. This makes it particularly filling and provides dogs with minerals, fibre and essential amino acids.

Cheese

Cheese - cheese naturally contains little calories but a lot of calcium, important vitamins such as B2 and B12, in addition, it supports the maintenance of healthy oral flora, helps prevent and reduce tartar formation. At the same time remineralizes the enamel.

Fresh yoghurt

Yoghurt provides calcium and protein, which are important for bones and muscles. The probiotic bacteria in yoghurt can support gut health and aid digestion.

Fresh Parmesan

Parmesan contains less lactose than many other types of cheese and is rich in protein and calcium.

Vegetable stock

Vegetable stock is a real superfood in its own right. It is rich in fibre, vitamins and minerals, including vitamin C, vitamin A, B vitamins, vitamin K, potassium, magnesium, calcium, iron, zinc and antioxidants.

Flower pollen

Pollen can aid digestion and strengthen the immune system. It contains many vitamins, minerals and amino acids.

Turmeric

Turmeric is an ancient spice that has been used in Ayurvedic medicine for thousands of years. Turmeric has many beneficial properties. Among other things, this superfood has powerful anti-inflammatory properties.

Recommendation for feeding

When dog training involves a lot of treats, it may make sense to adjust the amount of regular food. Especially for growing dogs or dogs that tend to be overweight, qualified nutritional advice will help.

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Our recommendation

The VEGGIE BOWL goes particularly well with our CHEESE-GOODIES – it combines three compatible vegetables with a pinch of vitamin-rich berries to make a tasty addition to the food bowl. The recipe deliberately avoids nutritional additives. Perfect for individualised nutritional concepts.

Rewards are a must

Rewards play an important role in modern dog training. What we humans often ignore: What is a reward is decided by the receiver (dog) and not the sender (human)! So in order to reward our dogs properly, we need to know what they like. Kristina Obermayr, our wonderfully funny and clever and empathetic expert on dog-human relationships, explains why in our magazine.

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