Duck Dog Christmas Cracker

Pull the Other One, the Christmas cracker made for the dog. 80g of duck training treats inside, and nothing in it for the humans.

Duck is the chicken free one

Chicken is far and away the most common sensitivity we hear about at the stall, and duck is a clean break from it. If your dog has reacted to the usual supermarket treats, this is the cracker to try first.

It is rich, which is exactly why dogs pay such close attention for it. 38.5% protein and 31.8% fat, so these work best as proper rewards rather than handfuls at a time. If you would rather the lean option, the turkey cracker has less than half the fat.

What is in it

• 80g of duck training treats. The same soft, air dried pieces as the pouch, and a little more than the 75g pouch holds.
• One ingredient. Duck. No additives, no preservatives, no grain or gluten.
• Soft enough to tear. Break them down small for a puppy, or for an older dog with tired teeth.

Worth knowing

It is a cracker for the dog, not for the table, so there is nothing in it for a person. It is stocking sized rather than the main present.

Being straight about the richness: 80g is a lot of duck for a small dog to get through in one go. Treats are meant to stay under about a tenth of what a dog eats in a day, so spread it across the week.

Suitable for puppies from 4 weeks, and easy going enough for senior dogs.

Part of our Christmas range. If your dog has never had a novel protein, the venison cracker goes a step further again.

Please supervise your dog while they enjoy this treat, and make sure fresh water is always available. As a natural product, sizes may vary slightly.