Ten treats of a single ingredient in a 25 g bag. They are not cooked: they are frozen and the water is removed under vacuum, so they keep the shape, smell and value of raw food, yet live in the cupboard. Use them as a loose treat or crumbled over the ration.
Six single animal ingredient references, from the smallest to the whole piece with bone.
100% chicken
Diced chicken topping
Freeze-dried chicken cubes.
100% chicken
Pure chicken topping
Thin sheets of freeze-dried chicken, ready to crumble over food.
100% chicken neck
Chicken necks
Whole freeze-dried chicken neck, with the bone.
100% salmon
Fresh salmon
Freeze-dried salmon cubes.
100% herring
Wild herring
Whole wild-caught herring, freeze-dried.
100% rabbit
Rabbit hearts
Freeze-dried rabbit meat in heart shapes.
Four milder-tasting references. With cats, keep lactose in mind.
100% egg yolk
Egg yolk
Freeze-dried egg yolk.
100% cheese
Cheese cubes
Freeze-dried cheese cubes.
100% yoghurt
Yoghurt mix
Freeze-dried yoghurt bites in a mix of flavours.
100% goat’s milk
Goat’s milk sticks
Freeze-dried goat’s milk sticks.
Freeze-drying is what allows both things at once.
The food is frozen, then its water is removed under vacuum, with the ice turning directly into vapour without becoming liquid. There is no cooking at any stage.
This preserves the shape, smell and much of the nutritional value of the raw ingredient, while keeping it stable at room temperature without preservatives.
Yes. A little lukewarm water restores some of the original texture and releases more aroma, which can suit older animals or those with fewer teeth.
Once rehydrated, serve immediately and do not leave it in the bowl.
These are complementary snacks. As a general guide, treats should provide no more than 10% of daily calories. Since this is a dehydrated product, each gram is concentrated: it is light but nutrient-dense.
For dogs, adjust to size and activity.
Yes, the entire range is suitable for both species. Portion size varies, as does suitability for some recipes: milk-based products should be given more carefully to cats.
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