HUFT Ice Cream Watermelon With Prebiotics Mix Treat For Dog - 40 gm
Estimate delivery times: Same Day orders before 5pm
Use code "WELCOME15" for discount 15% on your first order.
Delivery: 1.500 KD across Kuwait.
Why buy this from us
Heads Up For Tails makes food to one standard: real ingredients, named on the label, in quantities you can check.
- Imported directly from Heads Up For Tails — not grey-market stock of unknown age.
- Every batch checked against batch number and manufacturing date when it lands in Kuwait.
- Held in our own fulfilment warehouse here and shipped from Kuwait, not forwarded from overseas.
- Full ingredient list and feeding guide on every pack. Ask us for the expiry on this batch any time.
HUFT Kuwait is operated by Closet United Retail and Wholesale LLC. How we source and store our food
Description
With this, your dog is bound to be in love at first lick!
A post-playtime refreshment, an after-dinner 'dessert', or a cool treat just because they deserve it-HUFT Natural Ice Cream Mix is all that and more! Made with the freshest, dog-safe ingredients, this mix is perfect to give them a taste of something sweet without the worries. Let your dog share your love for fun fruity ice creams with the goodness of real watermelon powder! Make it at home for your dog in just 3 simple steps:
- Empty the sachet into the tub and add 100 ml of warm water.
- Mix until creamy. Stir well to avoid lumps.
- Freeze it for a few hours and serve a cool, healthy and yummy snack!
What makes it the coolest treat:
- Healthy and delicious recipe
- Natural oat milk and coconut milk
- Real watermelon powder
- Added prebiotics for easy digestion
- No artificial colours or flavours'
- Easy to mix and make at home
- Easy to store
- Suitable for dogs of all breeds and ages
How to store it right: Once opened, prepared and frozen, please consume it within a week. We recommend avoiding repeated thawing and freezing.
Pet parents, please note: This is a treat, and not meant as a meal replacement. Always introduce new treats to your dog gradually. Feed a small spoonful and observe how their body reacts before feeding the full serving.
