
P&LUXE Dog Treat Horse Meat God Meal Premium 200g
¥2,890
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Product summary
P&LUXE’s “Horse Meat Gozen Premium” is a processed horse-meat dog treat in a convenient small-portion format that’s easy to feed. With 50g x 4 packs, it’s simple to manage how you give it day to day and also easier to store—offering an appealing mix of “deliciousness + caring,” inspired by the principles of traditional Chinese medicine.
Easy-to-serve single portions for excellent convenience
Since it comes in 200g total (50g x 4 packs), portioning each time is effortless. It’s also easy to take with you for outings or training sessions, and even if you buy in bulk, it’s manageable to keep freshness in check.
Satisfying treat built around horse meat
Designed with horse meat as the star, this treat helps create a “special reward” feeling that’s different from your dog’s usual food. It can be a good match when appetite tends to dip, and it also works well as a training “treat.”
Care-focused treat with a traditional medicinal mindset
Based on the concept of “Dog Treats: Traditional Medicinal Care,” it fits naturally into your dog’s daily mealtime routine. It’s nice to be able to incorporate it casually as part of everyday health care.
Pros
- Portioned as 50g x 4 packs, making it easy to take out and store
- Horse-meat based for a rewarding feel, and convenient to use in training
- Easy to choose as a “care-focused” treat inspired by traditional medicinal ideas
- Helps add fun variety beyond your dog’s usual food
Things to Note
- Because it’s positioned as a treat, it isn’t a replacement for a main meal
- Depending on your dog’s body type and eating preferences, it may not suit everyone—starting with a small amount and monitoring is safer
- Some dogs may have different preferences regarding flavor and texture
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