Lucky Jim MeatCubies
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Product description
Lucky Jim MeatCubies are a delicious snack for your dog and are perfect as a reward. These soft, flavoured cubes are not intended for training, but are ideal for relaxing moments of well-being in everyday life. Thanks to the resealable pack, they last a particularly long time.
The recipe for Lucky Jim MeatCubies is impressive thanks to its grain-free composition and the absence of added sugar. Developed in collaboration with vets, they offer your dog a high-quality snack option. Available in different flavours, this snack has a high meat content and is rich in valuable proteins.
Lucky Jim MeatCubies at a glance:
- Flavoured snack for your dog
- High meat content: provides valuable proteins
- Without grains and added sugar: a species-appropriate addition to a balanced dog diet
- Reclosable pack: freshness and flavour are retained
- Animal-free: quality product from Austria
Ingredients
Beef:
Meat and animal by-products (including beef 50%, turkey 20%, chicken 20%), minerals.
Chicken:
Meat and animal by-products (including chicken meat 50%, turkey meat 20%, beef 20%), minerals.
Additives per kg:
Technological additives:
Preservative.
Analytical constituents
| protein | 37.0 % |
| fat | 24.0 % |
| fibre | 1.0 % |
| ash | 7.0 % |
| moisture | 27.0 % |
Feeding guide
Lucky Jim MeatCubies is a supplementary feed for dogs.
| Dog's weight | Recommended daily ration (pieces/day) |
| 5kg | up to 2 |
| 10kg | to 3 |
| 25kg | up to 6 |
| 35kg | up to 8 |
Always ensure your pet has a bowl of fresh drinking water.




