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Buddy Venison Training Snacks - 100g

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Small yummy pieces of training candy, packed with quality meat. We have produced these in two flavors – venison (deer) and beef (beef). In order f...

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Training Snacks - Beef 100g

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Beef training snacks contain 95% quality beef. Beef contains a lot of biotin, which has a positive effect on metabolism and is good for your dog's...

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Meaty Burgers - Venison (Deer Burgers) 100g

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Our luxury snack Deer Burgers contain 95% deer meat of the highest quality, as well as 5% natural vegetable glycerin. The venison burgers are low ...

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FAQs

What's the difference between dog treats and dog chews?

Dog treats are generally small, bite-sized rewards used during training or as an occasional snack, like soft treats or dog biscuits. Chews are longer-lasting products designed for gnawing over an extended period, such as dental chews or natural chews. Both have their place in a dog's routine: treats for training and rewards, chews for enrichment and dental health.

How do I choose the right treat for my dog?

It depends on the purpose. For training, look for small soft dog treats or dog training treats that can be eaten quickly without breaking the session's flow. For a special reward or something to keep your dog occupied, high value treats or a long-lasting chew are ideal. For dogs on a diet, low fat dog treats are a great option.

How many treats should I give my dog per day?

Treats should generally make up no more than 10% of your dog's daily caloric intake, this is a widely used guideline from canine nutritionists. The exact amount varies by your dog's size, weight and activity level. If you're using training treats frequently throughout the day, opting for smaller or lower fat options helps keep the overall calorie count in check.