Banana and peanut butter combine natural sugars, protein and healthy fats to help support sustained energy and keep dogs feeling their best, a rich, delicious flavour combination that's a firm canine favourite. Banana brings potassium and fibre to support muscle, heart health and gentle digestion, while the peanut butter (kept free from palm oil and xylitol) offers protein and healthy fats for safe, natural energy. Organic coconut oil rounds things off with support for skin, coat, brain and joint health, along with natural anti-inflammatory properties. The result is a genuinely healthy, low-fat bite that's just as at home as a training reward as it is an everyday treat or on-the-go snack. Grain-free and hypoallergenic, they're gentle on sensitive tummies too, and suitable for dogs from 6 months old.

Whole Potato Flour, Vegetable Glycerine (non-palm), Tapioca Starch, Chickpea Flour, Organic Banana Powder (4%), Cellulose Fibre, Yeast Products, Organic Coconut Oil (2.5%), Peanut Butter (2%, palm oil and xylitol-free), Apple Molasses.Analytical Constituents: Crude Protein 6.63%, Oil/Fat 4.29%, Crude Fibre 2.3%, Ash 1.57%, Moisture 11.4%.

Feeding Guide
3 calories per bite. Suitable for dogs aged 6 months and up.

• Small dogs (under 10kg): 5 pieces/day
• Medium dogs (10–25kg): 10 pieces/day
• Large dogs (over 25kg): 15 pieces/day

Also suitable for dogs managing weight issues, allergies, liver disease, or low immunity, always in moderation and alongside your dog's regular balanced diet rather than as a replacement for it.
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place and reseal the pouch tightly after opening to keep the bites fresh.

At Soopa Pets, healthy dog treats start with good ingredients. This family-owned Irish business creates recipes using natural, human-grade ingredients, with no artificial additives, fillers or unnecessary nasties. Every product is approved by a canine nutritionist, helping ensure the treats deliver both delicious flavour and considered nutrition, including specialist options for dogs with particular health needs.