Burgess Excel Nature Snacks Fruity Feasts - 60g

These treats are designed to be a complementary addition to a balanced diet, so moderation is key. Follow the feeding guidelines on the packaging, which recommend limiting the amount based on your pet's size and needs. Typically, a few treats a day is sufficient.

It is generally safe to give these treats to young animals, but in very small quantities. Consult with your vet for specific recommendations for your pet's age and health.

Store the treats in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, to preserve their freshness. Ensure the packaging is sealed to prevent moisture from affecting the treats.

The crunchy texture of the treats can help support dental health by encouraging chewing. However, if your pet has severe dental problems, consult with your vet before offering these treats.

Yes, the small size and appealing taste make these treats great for positive reinforcement during training sessions. Use them to reward good behaviour and encourage your pet's engagement.

If your pet overeats, they may experience digestive upset. Monitor their stool and behaviour, and reduce the amount of treats given. If you have any concerns, consult with your vet.

Try offering the treats at different times or alongside their regular food. You can also try breaking them up into smaller pieces to make them more appealing.

Reduce the amount of treats given and consult with a vet if the issue persists. It may be due to the treats’ fibre content, or another underlying issue.