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titleOfInvention Pet food
abstract The present invention provides a pet food for snacks that can be manufactured at low cost, has a reduced caffeine content, and has enhanced functions such as prevention of bad breath. SOLUTION: Processed tea leaves whose caffeine content has been reduced by washing unprocessed tea leaves with hot water or the like are blended with other ingredients such as wheat flour to make pet food for snacks such as jerky and biscuits. As the processed tea leaves, it is preferable to use, for example, a tea bowl generated in the production process of a tea beverage and paste it. The pet food for snacks can contain more processed tea leaves than pet food for meals, and can reduce the bad breath of pets by the action of catechins and the like. [Selection figure] None
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