Venison Sausage Sticks 8 inch X 10

WINSTON AND PORTER LTD

£8

A premium and delicious, meaty treat for dogs. These sausage sticks are made with 100% natural, real meat providing an irresistible, nutritious and chewy treat which your dogs cannot get enough of! Ideal for feeding whole or breaking into smaller pieces for training treats. This is ideal for feeding in between meals to reward your dog for good behaviour or as a tasty, healthy snack they’ll love. Made in the UK from 100% Venison Air dried, No artificial colours, flavours or preservatives Suitable for all dog breeds aged 3 months and up Naturally low in fat Benefits Healthy source of protein and

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WINSTON AND PORTER LTD, number 08265542. Checked 2026-08-29.
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