Pedigree Biscrok Biscuits Original Dog Treats

A dog treat named after a flavour tells you almost nothing about how much of that flavour is actually inside it, and the percentage is usually smaller than the name implies.

The composition is led by cereals, with meat and animal derivatives — including the named meat, Chicken in the White biscuit, Beef in the Brown, Lamb in the Red — each listed at 1%, alongside oils and fats, vegetable derivatives and minerals.

• 500G pack, three colours: White (Chicken), Brown (Beef), Red (Lamb)
• Chicken, Beef and Lamb each listed at 1% in their biscuit, per the composition
• Protein 14%, Fat 8%, Inorganic matter 6%, Fibre 2%, Calcium 1%
• Omega-3 fatty acids at 867 mg/kg
• 353 kcal per 100g
• Feeding guide: 1 biscuit a day for small dogs, up to 4 for large dogs

On the flavour percentages. The composition list gives Chicken, Beef and Lamb at 1% each in their respective biscuit, with cereals as the first ingredient listed ahead of the named meat. If you're choosing between the three colours expecting a meaningfully different treat, the meat content is the same modest percentage in each; the difference is mostly the flavour itself.

Who it's for: owners wanting a low-cost, everyday training biscuit rather than a meat-forward treat, sized by the feeding guide from a small dog up to a large one.