Pick n Mix Dog Chocolate 100g

Pick n Mix Dog Chocolate – 100g Mixed Bag

A 100g bag of dog chocolate made up as a pick-and-mix: the shapes and flavours are the ones you would recognise from a sweet-shop counter — plain and milk-and-white discs, strawberry pieces, novelty fish-and-chips shapes and strawberry-and-cream mice. The point is the novelty, and it lands well as a birthday or Christmas bag.

It is worth being clear about what dog chocolate is. These are confectionery-style treats formulated for dogs on a reduced-cocoa or cocoa-free base, not human chocolate in a different wrapper. They are an occasional novelty alongside a dog’s normal food, not a reward you would use through a training session.

Performance & Benefits

• A mixed 100g bag rather than one shape, so there is variety in a single buy.
• Made on a confectionery base intended for dogs rather than a human chocolate recipe.
• Recognisable sweet-shop shapes — discs, mice and novelty pieces — which makes it a good gift bag.
• Small individual pieces, easy to break down or share out.
• Resealable-bag format, so it does not all have to go at once.

Suitable For

• Occasional novelty treats, birthdays and Christmas stockings.
• Dogs already on a complete, balanced diet.
• Gifting to a dog owner.
• Not a training treat — it is sugary and soft, so a meat stick or a dental chew does that job far better.
• Not suitable for a dog on a sugar-restricted or weight-loss diet, or a diabetic dog.

Feeding

• Feed as an occasional treat only, alongside a nutritionally balanced diet.
• Give a few pieces at a time rather than a handful, and reduce the day’s food to allow for them.
• Keep fresh drinking water available.
• Reseal the bag and store it somewhere the dog cannot reach.
• Stop if your dog’s stools loosen; sugar-based treats do not suit every dog.

Composition & Analysis

• No manufacturer is named for this mix and no manufacturer specification is published for it, so no composition or analytical constituents are reproduced here.
• The full ingredient list and analytical constituents for each variety in the bag are printed on the pack — read them there, particularly if your dog has a dairy or wheat sensitivity.
• Net weight 100g. The number of pieces varies with the shapes that go into each bag.
• The barcode held against this listing is the store’s own stock number rather than a manufacturer EAN.

Care & Caution

• Dog chocolate is not evidence that chocolate is safe for dogs. Human chocolate contains theobromine and remains toxic — keep it well away from your dog, and contact your vet immediately if any is eaten.
• Store the bag closed and out of reach. A dog that finds an open bag will eat the lot, and a whole 100g of sugary confectionery in one go will usually cause a stomach upset.
• These are sweets, not food. Give sparingly, and not at all to a diabetic or overweight dog without asking your vet.