Bigga Low Fat Dog Biscuits – Just 3% Fat

Description

Blackdog Bigga Low Fat Biscuits

Bigga Biscuits are Blackdog’s specially formulated low fat dog biscuit. At just 3% fat, they are an excellent option for owners looking for a lower-fat dog treat. Blackdog lists them as a product of Australia, made in Victoria, with wholegrain wheat, tallow, flaxseed meal, vitamins and minerals and vanilla among the ingredients.

The other thing that makes Bigga different is their size. At approximately 115mm long, 50mm wide and 10mm deep, they are substantially larger than the regular biscuits in the Blackdog range. That makes them particularly easy for larger dogs to pick up and enjoy.

Despite their size, Bigga Biscuits are easy to break into halves or smaller pieces, so they can also be used for smaller dogs when you want a low-fat biscuit reward without feeding the entire biscuit.

Why Choose Low Fat Dog Biscuits?

Fat is a concentrated source of energy, so choosing lower-fat treats can be useful when you’re carefully managing the amount of fat in your dog’s overall diet. If you want more dog biscuits then see our full range of dog biscuits

With a guaranteed analysis of 3% fat, Bigga is one of the lower-fat biscuit options in the Blackdog range.

If your dog has a diagnosed medical condition such as pancreatitis or requires a medically restricted diet, however, treats should be chosen in consultation with your veterinarian rather than simply relying on the “low fat” description.

Large Biscuits for Large Dogs

The extra-large size is another reason we like Bigga Biscuits. Large dogs can sometimes find tiny biscuits awkward to pick up, whereas these are substantial enough to make a proper crunchy reward.

For smaller dogs, simply break the biscuit into halves, thirds or smaller pieces as appropriate.

Frequently Asked Questions, Bigga Biscuits !

How much fat is in Blackdog Bigga Biscuits?

Bigga Biscuits contain just 3% fat according to Blackdog’s current nutritional information.

Are Bigga Biscuits made in Australia?

Yes. Blackdog lists Bigga Biscuits as a product of Australia, with its biscuit manufacturing based in Victoria.

Are Bigga Biscuits suitable for large dogs?

Yes. Their unusually large size makes them particularly convenient for bigger dogs. They can also be broken into smaller pieces for smaller dogs.

Can I break Bigga Biscuits into smaller pieces?

Yes. Their size makes them easy to break into halves or smaller portions, depending on the size of your dog and how you want to use them.

Are Bigga Biscuits suitable for dogs with pancreatitis?

They are a low-fat biscuit at 3% fat, but dogs with pancreatitis or other medical conditions requiring dietary restriction should only be given treats approved by their veterinarian.

Ingredients: Wholegrain Wheat, Tallow, Salt, Sugar, Calcium Carbonate, Flax-seed Meal, Vitamins & Minerals, Vanilla.

Nutrition: Protein 12%, Fat 3%, Fiber <10%, Salt 0.75%, NO COLOURING