A delightful assortment of veggies goat milk treats. Ingredients: Goat milk Beetroots (Red), wheatgrass (Green), carrots (Yellow) Please refer to our nutritional information for the benefits of each ingredient and our colour chart for the natural colours used in our treats. Allergy Notice: If your furkid has any allergies or sensitivities to certain fruit or vegetable powders used for natural colouring, please reach out to us via Instagram @michipawtisserie or email us at [email protected] after placing your order. We will do our best to accommodate ingredient swaps where possible. Process: Dehydrated 100% natural, human-grade, crafted in small batches with no preservatives, additives, or artificial colours and flavours Feeding: Serve as a wholesome treat, sprinkle over meals, or use during training. Please supervise your furkid while enjoying treats. If needed, break them into smaller pieces to ensure safe consumption and reduce the risk of choking. Fresh water should be available at all times. Shelf life & Storage: To preserve freshness, store in a cool, dry place in an airtight container or refrigerate. Best enjoyed within 2–3 months. Products may also be frozen to extend shelf life. Disclaimer: All of our treats are lovingly handmade in small batches, making each cookie uniquely its own. Slight variations in colour may occur between batches, and small cracks are a natural result of the handcrafting and dehydration process. All treats made with red meats such as duck may naturally result in a darker colour Please note that the natural colours derived from fruit and vegetable powders may gradually fade over time due to oxidation and exposure to light or heat. This is a normal occurrence and does not affect the quality of the treats. At Michi Pawtisserie, our treats are thoughtfully handcrafted as complementary treats and are not intended to replace a complete and balanced diet. As every furkid has different dietary needs and sensitivities, we kindly recommend reviewing the ingredient list carefully and consulting your veterinarian before introducing new treats into your pet’s diet.
