GOOD BOY Festive Tin
GOOD BOY Festive Tin
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GOOD BOY Festive Tin – Christmas Dog Treats & Rope Toy
Make Christmas extra special for your four-legged friend with the GOOD BOY Festive Tin! Packed with a delicious selection of real-meat treats and a fun rope toy, this festive gift set is perfect for spoiling your dog over the holiday season.
Inside, your dog will discover four tasty treat varieties, including chewy chicken strips, succulent pigs in blankets, chicken and carrot dumbbells, and crunchy chicken and calcium bones. With a tuggy rope toy included too, this Christmas tin offers a lovely combination of tasty rewards and playful fun.
Presented in a festive gift tin, it's a wonderful Christmas surprise for your own dog or a thoughtful present for a fellow dog lover.
Why Your Dog Will Love It
🐶 Four Delicious Treat Varieties – A tempting selection of meaty treats to make Christmas extra special.
🍗 Made with Real Meat – Includes chicken-based treats and a festive pigs-in-blankets variety.
🪢 Rope Toy Included – Adds interactive fun for supervised tugging and playtime.
🎄 Festive Gift Tin – A seasonal treat set that makes a lovely present for dogs.
🎁 Perfect Christmas Gift – An easy way to treat your own pooch or surprise a dog-loving friend.
What's Inside?
- Chewy Chicken Strips – 45g
- Succulent Pigs in Blankets – 40g
- Chewy Chicken & Carrot Dumbbells – 40g
- Crunchy Chicken & Calcium Bones – 40g
- 1 × Tuggy Rope Toy
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