BF Petfood Sheep Fat Maxi Bonbons Garlic – Natural support and repellent effect (40 pieces)

What is BF Petfood sheep fat with garlic?

These sheep fat bonbons with garlic are a supplementary food for dogs of all breeds and ages. The bonbons support skin, coat, digestion and immunity, and contribute to a repellent effect against fleas and ticks.

Why give sheep fat with garlic?

Sheep fat contains saturated and monounsaturated fatty acids that contribute to energy supply, taste, and the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins (A, D, E, K). Garlic causes a change in body odor that fleas and ticks find less pleasant, without stressing the animal when given in low, controlled amounts.

Benefits

• Supports skin, coat, digestion and immunity.

• Repellent effect on fleas and ticks due to garlic

• Highly palatable, ideal as a daily treat or topper.

• Suitable for all dog breeds and ages.

Disadvantages

• Fat product: not ideal for dogs that are overweight or on a fat-restricted diet.

• Repellent effect is mild; does not replace primary flea/tick treatment.

• Not suitable for those with known garlic intolerance.

How do you use the bonbons?

Give the treats daily as a reward or mixed in with their food. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines or adjust based on weight, activity level, and energy balance. For sensitive dogs, start slowly to allow the digestive system to adjust.

When should you choose this option?

Choose these maxi bonbons if you're looking for a natural, tasty supplement that supports overall health and provides an extra repellent effect against fleas and ticks. Ideal for dogs that don't tolerate chemical products or as mild additional support alongside regular prevention.

Contents & Composition

Ingredients: 95% sheep fat, 5% garlic
Analytical components: crude fat 95%, crude protein 1%, crude ash 0.5%, crude fiber 1%, moisture 0.6%, carbohydrates 1.9%
Additives per kg: Vitamin A 2000 IU, Vitamin D3 < 30 IU

Important to know

Use in moderation, especially for overweight dogs or those with sensitive stomachs. Discontinue use if side effects occur and consult a professional if in doubt.

We are not veterinarians. For questions about diet or health, it is advisable to consult your veterinarian.