Turkey Dog Christmas Cracker

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

Turkey is the lean one

At 71% protein and 14.3% fat, this is comfortably the leanest of the three meat crackers. The duck and venison ones both sit around 38% protein and 32% fat, which is rich by any measure. If your dog already has a big week coming, or carries a bit more than they ought to, turkey is the one to go for.

It is also the gentlest of the three on a touchy stomach. Worth being straight about one thing though: turkey is still poultry, so it is not the clean break from chicken that venison is. Plenty of chicken-sensitive dogs are fine on it, but introduce it slowly and see how they get on.

What is in it

• 80g of turkey training treats. The same soft, air dried pieces as the pouch, and a little more than the 75g pouch holds.
• One ingredient. Turkey. 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, which is rather the point of a cracker.

80g goes further than it sounds, especially with a small dog. Treats are meant to stay under about a tenth of what a dog eats in a day, so it is worth spreading across the week rather than handing the lot over on Christmas morning.

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

Part of our Christmas range.

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.