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Dogseatus Calming Fish Skin Flats
Dogseatus Calming Fish Skin Flats
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A long-lasting calming chew for larger dogs, made from air-dried fish skin with added valerian, skullcap, passionflower and oat tops. The wide, flat shape takes bigger dogs longer to work through, so they get a more satisfying chew and more time to settle.
Why choose the flat shape?
Bigger dogs can get through a small chew in a few minutes. These flats are wider and more substantial, so they last longer and keep your dog occupied for a good while - ideal in the evening before bed or during firework season.
Use them with your calming remedy
These flats are designed to be given alongside a calming homeopathic remedy or herbal tincture if required, and they pair well with any of our natural calmers. If your dog is already on a calmer, a flat is an easy way to add a little extra to their routine.
Good for teeth and gums
As your dog gnaws, the rough fish skin rubs against the teeth, which helps to keep plaque and tartar down and supports healthy gums.
What's in them?
Air-dried fish skin, valerian, skullcap, passionflower and oat tops. Nothing else - no preservatives, additives or artificial ingredients and they are 100% gluten and grain free. Fish skin is gentle on tummies and makes a good natural swap for rawhide.
A long-lasting calming chew for larger dogs, made from air-dried fish skin with added valerian, skullcap, passionflower and oat tops. The wide, flat shape takes bigger dogs longer to work through, so they get a more satisfying chew and more time to settle.
Why choose the flat shape?
Bigger dogs can get through a small chew in a few minutes. These flats are wider and more substantial, so they last longer and keep your dog occupied for a good while - ideal in the evening before bed or during firework season.
Use them with your calming remedy
These flats are designed to be given alongside a calming homeopathic remedy or herbal tincture if required, and they pair well with any of our natural calmers. If your dog is already on a calmer, a flat is an easy way to add a little extra to their routine.
Good for teeth and gums
As your dog gnaws, the rough fish skin rubs against the teeth, which helps to keep plaque and tartar down and supports healthy gums.
What's in them?
Air-dried fish skin, valerian, skullcap, passionflower and oat tops. Nothing else - no preservatives, additives or artificial ingredients and they are 100% gluten and grain free. Fish skin is gentle on tummies and makes a good natural swap for rawhide.
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Not suitable for small dogs
Medium dogs: 1-2
Large dogs: 1-3
Medium dogs: 1-2
Large dogs: 1-3
White Fish Skins (Basa), Valerian, Skullcap, Passionflower, Oat tops.
97% fish, 3% herbal powder mix.
Analytical constituents:
Oils and fats: 24.5%
Crude ash: 1.2%
Crude protein: 73.5%
Crude fibre: 0.3%
Starch: <0.1%
97% fish, 3% herbal powder mix.
Analytical constituents:
Oils and fats: 24.5%
Crude ash: 1.2%
Crude protein: 73.5%
Crude fibre: 0.3%
Starch: <0.1%

Dogseatus Calming Fish Skin Flats
£5.99
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