👅 Fish Licks Supports Skin & Coat - Tuna (8 count)
👅 Fish Licks Supports Skin & Coat - Tuna (8 count)
👅 Fish Licks Supports Skin & Coat - Tuna (8 count)
👅 Fish Licks Supports Skin & Coat - Tuna (8 count)
👅 Fish Licks Supports Skin & Coat - Tuna (8 count)

👅 Fish Licks Supports Skin & Coat - Tuna (8 count)

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👅 Fish Licks Supports Skin & Coat - Tuna (8 count)

Case Pack of 24

Grass Valley Kitchen & Store

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120 Joerschke Dr
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Grass Valley CA 95945-5254
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Larkspur CA 94939
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Fish Licks Supports Skin & Coat is packed with real tuna broth. No junk. Just lick-it-good ingredients with coat-boosting omega-3s and added fish oil. Features -A treat you’ll feel good giving Packed with all-natural ingredients, with zero gums or additives. -Keep them glowing Support your cat’s skin and coat health with omega-3s and fish oil in every lick. -Win them over with every lick Earning your cat’s trust takes time, Smalls Licks makes it a little easier. Ingredients Tuna broth, tuna, tapioca starch, yeast extract, sunflower oil, tuna oil. Feeding Instructions Tear open the top of Smalls Licks and give it a gentle squeeze, your cat will do the rest. Serve it as a treat or topper, not as a complete meal. Be sure to adjust your cat’s daily food intake if you’re giving treats regularly.