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Chick Bites dog treats made from lab-grown chicken have gone on sale at a UK pet retailer.
Food combines plant-based ingredients with cultivated meat - made by growing a single sample of cells from a chicken egg.
Pets at Home believes it is the first company in the world to sell cultivated meat for pet food.
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