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Kex xs

Dog treats

Kex xs

Partner product by Husse Serbia

Crunchy treats for dogs.

499 RSD
Pack size500 g

In stock

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Cash on delivery only: you pay the Husse courier when the parcel arrives. Delivery 500 RSD, free for orders from 3,000 RSD. Delivered by Husse Serbia, to addresses in Serbia only.

  • Cash on delivery only, to the Husse courier
  • Delivered by Husse Serbia, within Serbia only
  • Delivery 500 RSD, free for orders from 3,000 RSD
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Dog treats

Product details

Description

Kex xs dog treats are crunchy bone-shaped snacks made from vegetables with a milk flavour and enriched with vitamins and calcium. They come in a 500 g bag.

  • Product description

    Bone-shaped treats. Made from vegetables with a milk flavour, these tasty snacks will not crumble in your pocket and smell great! Enriched with vitamins and calcium. They improve dental health.

    Food quality

    A GREAT REWARD FOR YOUR DOG

    • A tasty reward for your dog while you train
    • Great for quick rewards or anything else fun you do with your dog

    ENRICHED WITH VITAMINS

    • Enriched with vitamins A, D and E, important antioxidants that improve the immune system

    STORAGE

    • Before opening, the pack should be stored in a dry, cool place
    • After opening, store in an airtight container in dry, cool conditions
  • Feeding guide

    RECOMMENDED DAILY INTAKE

    • small breeds up to 6 biscuits a day;
    • medium breeds up to 12 biscuits a day;
    • large breeds up to 15 biscuits a day.
  • Composition

    cereals, sugars, oils and fats, vegetable by-products, minerals, fruit.

  • Analytical constituents

    crude protein 10%, crude fat 6%, crude ash 4%, crude fibre 1%.

  • Additives

    Technological additives: preservatives; Sensory additives: milk flavour (4%), colourants; Nutritional additives: vitamin A 5000 IU/kg, vitamin D3 500 IU/kg, vitamin E 50 mg/kg.

  • Trainer's tip from My Dog

    Kex xs dog treats are small and do not crumble in your pocket, which makes them handy when you reward often in training. Give one biscuit right after a correctly performed command, and subtract the treats from the daily meal so your dog does not gain weight. The maker recommends up to 6 biscuits a day for small breeds, up to 12 for medium and up to 15 for large breeds, so stick to that on busy training days too.

  • Frequently asked questions

    How many treats per day?

    Small breeds up to 6, medium up to 12 and large breeds up to 15 biscuits a day. A medium dog of around 15 kg should get no more than 12.

    How do I store an opened bag?

    After opening, keep the treats in an airtight container in a dry, cool place.

    How is my order delivered?

    You pay cash on delivery. The parcel is shipped by Husse Serbia; delivery costs 500 RSD and is free for orders from 3,000 RSD.

How it works

  1. Order

    Choose the pack size and add it to your cart. Delivery details are entered at checkout.

  2. We pass it on

    We forward your order to Husse Serbia right away. Husse products are paid cash on delivery only, so there is no upfront payment.

  3. Delivered to your door

    Husse Serbia packs and ships the products directly to your address in Serbia. You pay the courier for the products and delivery (500 RSD, free from 3,000 RSD).

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