Natural Dog Treats – A healthy and tasty choice for your four-legged friend.

Choosing natural dog treats is an important decision for caring for your pet. These treats offer not only a moment of enjoyment but also contribute to their overall health. Rich in natural ingredients, they are ideal for rewards, training, or simply showing how much you appreciate your dog.

• Healthy and balanced ingredients: Contain 74.3% duck meat, an excellent source of high-quality protein that supports muscle health and provides energy.
• Suitable for sensitive dogs: Natural duck is more easily digestible and is a safe choice for dogs with allergies or sensitivities.
• Versatile treats: Can be used during training, as rewards, or as snacks between meals.

Main ingredients and their benefits:

• Duck (74.3%) – Source of protein supporting muscle health and immune system.
• Glycerin (10.3%) – Keeps treats soft and tasty while providing hydration.
• Vegetable protein (8.3%) – Protein supplement meeting the dog’s dietary needs.
• Starch (6.8%) – Provides quick energy and aids digestion.
• Salt (0.3%) – Enhances flavor without affecting the dog's health.

Nutritional analysis:

• Protein: 41%
• Fat: 3%
• Ash (mineral residues): 6%
• Fiber: 1%
• Moisture: 16%

This nutritional formulation ensures a perfect balance between enjoyment and health, suitable for dogs of all breeds and ages.

How to use natural dog treats:

• Rewards during training: Ideal for training, their soft textures motivate the dog to follow commands.
• Everyday treats: Offering a snack between meals shows appreciation to your dog.
• Dietary supplement: They do not replace main meals but complement your dog’s diet with extra nutrients.

Advantages of natural dog treats:

• Delicious flavor and nutritional benefits.
• Suitable for picky dogs.
• Easy to digest, avoiding digestive issues.

Practical packaging for freshness: Treats are packaged in a silicone bag to preserve freshness and aroma.

Suitable for all breeds and sizes: Their soft texture makes them perfect for young dogs and seniors.