Insect-based dog treats for training

INSECT PROTEIN: the only animal protein source; high-quality, environmentally sustainable and can be suitable for dogs with food allergies.

Olive oil and flaxseed: natural sources of omega-3 and omega-9 fatty acids.

Yeast cell walls: a natural source of MOS (mannanoligosaccharides) that benefit a healthy intestinal flora by preventing harmful bacteria from colonizing.

Forest berries: rich in natural antioxidants that support the immune system.

COMPOSITION: Peas, chickpea, sweet potato, glycerine, pea protein, Black Soldier Fly Larvae (Hermetia illucens) (4%), flaxseed (4%), dried carrot, minerals, olive oil (1%), cellulose, dried vinegar, yeast cell walls (500 mg/kg), dried cranberries (0.02%), dried blueberries (0.02%), dried raspberries (0.02%), dried redcurrants (0.02%), dried blackberries (0.02%).

ANALYTICAL CONSTITUENTS: Crude protein 17.0%, Crude fat 5.0%, Inorganic Matter 5.0%, Crude fibre 5.4%, Moisture 18.0%.

NUTRITIONAL ADDITIVES / KG: Antioxidants: Tocopherol extracts from vegetable oil (70 mg)

METABOLIC ENERGY: 2840 kcal/kg.

PRODUCTION: Our insect protein is sourced from The Netherlands and these treats are produced in Spain.

The treats contain natural ingredients, and no added sugar. All ingredients except insect protein are plant-based. All ingredients are sourced from the EU.

The treats can be given to both adult dogs and puppies.

Our treats are low in calories and fat to be a healthy snack, suitable for all dogs.

The treats contains yeast cell walls: a natural source of prebiotics that feed the good bacteria and support a healthy intestinal flora.

Nordic berries provide natural antioxidants and a nice sweet flavour.

The only animal ingredient; high-quality and highly digestible, and can suit dogs with food allergies.

We always follow the latest scientific recommendations on nutrition when creating our recipes. Our products are developed by our own team of vets and small animal nutritionists to ensure the best possible nutrition for dogs and promote their health. Additionally, in collaboration with leading universities, Petgoods' veterinary team is actively advancing research on insect protein.