Zebedee’s Freeze-Dried Turkey & Cranberry Treats for Dogs & Cats
Naturally delicious turkey with a little cranberry twist – a wholesome treat for both dogs and cats. 🐾
Reward them with something rather special with Zebedee’s Freeze-Dried Turkey & Cranberry Treats – delicious little bites combining quality turkey with cranberries for a naturally tasty treat that’s perfect for dogs and cats.
Gently freeze-dried to preserve flavour and nutritional goodness, these treats have an irresistible taste and texture without the need for unnecessary fillers or artificial preservatives.
Serve them straight from the pack as a high-value reward, use during training or crumble them over your pet’s usual food to create a delicious natural meal topper.
Why We Love Them
* Made with real turkey and cranberries
* Suitable for dogs and cats
* Gently freeze-dried to retain natural flavour and nutrients
* Grain-free
* No unnecessary fillers
* No artificial preservatives
* Turkey provides a quality source of animal protein
* Cranberries naturally contain beneficial plant nutrients and antioxidants
* Delicious as an everyday treat or training reward
* Easy to crumble over meals as a tasty food topper
* Great for adding extra interest to everyday dinners
* A particularly tempting option for fussy eaters
Freeze-Dried for Naturally Great Taste
Freeze-drying removes moisture while helping preserve the natural characteristics, nutrients and flavour of the ingredients.
The result? Lightweight, intensely tasty little bites that pets find rather difficult to resist.
And because they’re suitable for both cats and dogs, they’re particularly handy in multi-pet households – although we’re not promising they’ll agree about whose packet it is!
Treat, Train or Sprinkle
Zebedee’s Turkey & Cranberry Treats are wonderfully versatile.
Offer whole pieces as a tasty reward, break into smaller pieces for training or simply crumble over your pet’s regular food for an easy freeze-dried turkey topper.
Natural. Delicious. Simple. Exactly how a good treat should be.
