Bugsy Catch Me If You Can 70g is a freeze-dried raw treat for dogs and cats from Bugsy's Joint Care range. Made with Australian grass-fed beef, beef tendon, beef heart and beef liver, plus turmeric and black pepper, it offers a savoury reward for your pet's treat-time routine.

Product details

• Brand: Bugsy.
• Product: Catch Me If You Can, Joint Care range.
• Pack size: 70g.
• Format: freeze-dried raw pet treats.
• Suitable for: dogs and cats, subject to individual dietary needs.

Ingredients

Australian Grass Fed Beef, Beef Tendon, Beef Heart, Beef Liver, Turmeric, Black Pepper (Freeze Dried Raw).

A savoury reward for dogs and cats

Offer a small portion as a reward during time together or as an occasional treat alongside your pet's usual balanced diet. The beef-based recipe includes tendon and organ meats, with turmeric and black pepper.

Feeding and storage guidance

• Follow the pack's feeding directions for your pet's size and needs. Treats are not a complete meal replacement.
• Supervise your pet while feeding and provide fresh drinking water.
• Check all ingredients before offering to a pet with food sensitivities. This recipe contains beef.
• Follow the packaging's storage instructions and best-before date.
• Wash hands and clean feeding surfaces after handling freeze-dried raw treats.
• If your pet has joint pain, mobility changes, a medical condition or takes medication, seek veterinary advice about an appropriate care plan and treat suitability.

Frequently asked questions

Can dogs and cats eat Catch Me If You Can?

The product is listed for both dogs and cats. Check the ingredients and packaging directions against your pet's individual dietary needs.

What ingredients are in Bugsy Catch Me If You Can?

The recipe contains Australian grass-fed beef, beef tendon, beef heart, beef liver, turmeric and black pepper.

What size is the pack?

This listing is for a 70g pack of freeze-dried raw treats.

Is this a treatment for arthritis or joint pain?

It is a pet treat from Bugsy's Joint Care range, not a substitute for veterinary assessment or prescribed treatment. Consult your vet if your pet is showing pain, stiffness or changes in mobility.