
Product Insights
Cookie mix is a dog treat marketed as a complementary food, packaged in a 500 g plastic bag and sold primarily in France. Its formula blends cereals (approximately 50% of the mix), sugars (approximately 25%), oils and fats (approximately 12%), and animal protein sources including meat and beef by‑products (approximately 9% total), and it is fortified with vitamins A, D3 and E. While the treat delivers modest protein (9.1% crude) and fat (6.4% crude) levels, the high carbohydrate and sugar content makes it energy‑dense and unsuitable as a sole nutrition source for dogs, especially those prone to weight gain.
Nutritional Values
Values per 100 g
Comparative Analysis
In the pet‑snack market, the Cookie mix stands out for its relatively high protein (9% crude) and fat (6% crude) content, yet its substantial carbohydrate and added sugar load places it above the average energy density of standard dog treats.
Ingredients
Céréales, sucres, huiles et graisses, viandes et sous-produits animaux (boeuf 4%), minérales. Additifs : Vitamine A 2800IU/kg, Vitamine D3 188IU/kg, Vitamine E 22mg/kg. Constituants analytiques: Protéines brutes 9,1%, Matières grasses brutes 6,4%, Fibres brutes 2,0%, Cendres brutes 5,7%.
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