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Duck Training Treats

Duck Training Treats

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If your dog has selective hearing at the park, these might just be the cure. Our Duck Training Treats are 100% duck, air-dried into soft, bite-sized pieces that dogs will happily work for.

Key features

  • 75g or 250g bags. The big bag is the better value for regular training.
  • One ingredient. Duck. No additives, no preservatives, no grain or gluten.
  • High value. 38.5% protein and 31.8% fat, which is exactly why dogs pay attention for them.
  • Soft and easy to break. Snap them into smaller pieces for lots of quick rewards.
  • Single protein. Chicken free, so a great pick for dogs who don't get on with chicken.
  • For all ages. Soft enough for puppies from 4 weeks right through to seniors.

Worth knowing

Because they are rich, they work best as rewards rather than an all-day snack. For a leaner reward, try our Turkey Training Treats or Chicken Breast Jerky.

Suitable for puppies from 4 weeks and senior dogs.

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.

Questions We Get Asked +

What makes a good training treat?

Small, soft and eaten in a second. A dog that has to stop and chew loses the thread of what you were teaching. These are soft enough to tear down to whatever size you need.

How young can a puppy start?

From 4 weeks, which is younger than most of what we sell. The soft texture is the reason, there is nothing to chew through.

Duck, turkey or venison?

Duck if your dog reacts to chicken, which is the most common sensitivity we hear about. Turkey is the gentlest all-rounder. Venison is the most novel of the three and the highest value, so useful when you need real focus.

How many can I use in a session?

More than you would think, which is why size matters. Break them small, and take the total off their dinner. Treats should stay under around a tenth of what a dog eats in a day, and training sessions add up quickly.

How do I store them?

Reseal the pouch and keep them cool and dry. They are soft treats, so they will not last indefinitely the way a hard chew does.

Composition +
100% Duck
Analytical Constituents +
Protein 38.5% Fat 31.8% Ash 18.55% Moisture 10.7%
Feeding Instructions +
Use as a reward during training, alongside your dog's usual diet rather than on top of it. Treats should make up no more than a tenth of what they eat in a day. Reseal the pouch after opening and keep it somewhere cool and dry. Always leave fresh water available.