Bil-Jac Picky No More Pâté Wet Dog Food

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Bil Jac Picky No More Pâté Wet Dog Food
  • Picky No More Pâté Wet Dog Food for fussy eaters.
  • Use as a complete meal or tasty meal topper.
  • Omega 3 & 6 for skin and coat health.
  • Available in 13 oz. cans, 2 varieties: Chicken and Chicken Liver, Chicken Liver and Beef.
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