Cod Strips Wrapped in Duck Swirls

Name: Cod Strips Wrapped in Duck Swirls
Brand: Fluffy Fluff

Fluffy Fluff

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Delicious cod strips wrapped in tender, swirled duck meat for a naturally irresistible chew. Made with 58% duck and 31.5% cod , these grain-free treats are packed with high-quality animal protein and make a perfect everyday reward! With just 0.5% fat , they’re also a great low-fat option for dogs who still deserve something extra tasty. 🦆 58% Duck - A tasty source of high-quality animal protein. 🐟 31.5% Cod - Naturally protein-rich and delicious. 💪 High in Protein - 30% crude protein to help support healthy muscles. 🤍 Low in Fat - Just 0.5% crude fat. 🌾 Grain-Free - Made without grains. C

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as FLUFFY FLUFF LTD, number 16649684. Checked 2026-08-29.
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No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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Cod Strips Wrapped in Duck Swirls

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