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New Collagen Chew Options Arrive for UK Dogs via Pedigree Wholesale

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UK dog owners looking for more natural, functional treats may soon find two fresh additions on pet shop shelves, as a lamb-flavoured collagen chew and a novelty doughnut-shaped variant join an existing wholesale range. Collagen chews have gained popularity for their potential joint and dental benefits, making these launches relevant to owners focused on their dog's long-term wellbeing. Availability through wholesale suggests wider retail distribution across independent and chain pet stores nationwide.

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