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Are sprats ok for puppies?

Asked: Andre Charron, Last Updated:

They are low in fat but high in Omega 3 and 6 acids and a healthy alternative to usual dog treats. Because of their handy size they can easily be used for training. They can be broken into smaller pieces for puppies or just given whole. Tip: Grab a handful and throw them right out onto the lawn.

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