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KONG Chicken Puppy Biscuits Crunchy Training & Reward Treats
KONG Stuff ’n’ Snacks Puppy Chicken Biscuit Treats | Gentle Crunchy Rewards for Puppies
KONG Stuff ’n’ Snacks Puppy Chicken Biscuit Treats are tasty, bite-sized puppy treats specially formulated to be gentle on young tummies while offering a delicious reward for good behaviour and training success across Ireland & UK. Perfect for use on walks, during play, or for stuffing inside your puppy’s KONG toy, these crunchy biscuits help extend playtime, encourage calm enrichment, and keep curious minds happily engaged.
Key Features & Benefits
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Savoury Chicken Flavour: Delicious taste that puppies instinctively love, making them excellent for training and positive reinforcement.
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Crunchy Puppy Texture: Specially sized for young dogs to encourage natural chewing without overwhelming sensitive stomachs.
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Digestive Friendly: Formulated without wheat, corn, or soya to care for delicate puppy digestion.
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Toy Compatible: Designed to fit and stuff easily inside KONG Puppy toys to prolong playtime and encourage calm behavior.
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Versatile Use: Ideal for reward-based training, daily walks, enrichment, and confidence-building.
FAQs
What dogs are these treats suitable for?
They are specifically formulated as crunchy training and reward treats for puppies of all breeds.
Do these treats contain wheat or grains that upset sensitive tummies?
No, they are completely free from wheat, corn, and soya, making them gentle on sensitive puppy digestions.
How can I use these with KONG toys?
Their size and shape make them ideal for stuffing inside KONG Puppy toys to help extend playtime and encourage mental stimulation.
Product Details
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Brand: KONG
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Product Type: Crunchy Puppy Biscuit Treats
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Flavour: Chicken
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Sizes Available: Small, Large
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