Miro & Makauri Veggie Cane – Vegan Festive Dog Treat

A cane-shaped festive treat from Miro & Makauri, made on a sweet potato and pea flour base with apple, broccoli and a little cinnamon. Vegan, and free from meat, grain, gluten and rawhide. Roughly 15cm long.

Part of our seasonal range. We hand-pick the brands we stock and only sell what we would give our own dogs.

Why owners choose it

• Festive shape — a cane, so it looks the part in a stocking or a gift bag
• Plant-based — no meat, no dairy, no rawhide
• Peanut butter used in the range is xylitol-free
• Free from palm oil, added sugar, grain and gluten
• Easy to break up for smaller dogs or to share out

Composition

Sweet Potato Flour, Pea Flour, Vegetable Glycerin, Dried Brewers Yeast, Calcium Carbonate, Coconut Oil 1.5%, Vegetable Oil.

Apple & Cinnamon with added coconut oil (Green): Dried Apple 2%, Dried Broccoli 1.5%, Coconut Oil 0.10%, Dried Cinnamon 0.05%.

Sweet Potato & Cranberry with added coconut oil (Red): Dried Cranberry 2%, Dried Tomato 1.5%, Coconut Oil 0.10%.

Feeding guidance

Feed as a complementary treat alongside a balanced diet, adjusting main meals to allow for treats. Always supervise your dog while treating and keep fresh water available. This is a complementary food, not a complete diet.

Good to know: store somewhere cool and dry. If your dog has a diagnosed health condition or a restricted diet, your vet should be guiding what they eat.

Common questions

What is it made of?
A sweet potato and pea flour base with dried apple, broccoli and a touch of cinnamon. It is vegan, with no meat, dairy or rawhide.

How long does one last?
That depends entirely on your dog. It is a baked treat rather than a hard chew, so most dogs work through one fairly quickly. Break it into pieces if you would rather it went further.

Is it suitable for a dog with a sensitive stomach?
It is grain-free, gluten-free and meat-free, which suits some dogs, but we would not tell you it will settle a stomach. If your dog has ongoing digestive trouble, that is a conversation for your vet.