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Pooch & Mutt's New Autumn Treats Blend Pumpkin and Postbiotics for Dog Gut Health

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UK dog food brand Pooch and Mutt has introduced a seasonal treat range designed to support digestive wellbeing, as well as healthier skin and coats. The products combine gut-friendly postbiotic ingredients with chicken, pumpkin, and collagen โ€” a combination likely to appeal to owners increasingly focused on functional pet nutrition. For UK shoppers looking for treats that do more than just taste good, this seasonal launch offers a timely option heading into autumn.

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