Duck treats are protein-rich treats that make great training and reward treats, especially when dealing with dogs who have dietary restrictions and sensitivities.
These treats are handmade in the US with humanely raised ducks and are free from fillers, sugar and chemicals. A great blend of muscle meat, organs and fat.
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Vital Essentials Freeze Dried Dog Treats and Duck Nibs
Vital Essentials Freeze Dried Dog Treats and Duck Nibs can satisfy your pup’s natural carnivorous cravings by using slow freeze drying for 48 hours to lock in essential vitamins, nutrients, and proteins without cooking or adding fillers, flavoring, or rendered by-products.
As an alternative to processed meat treats, this grain-free product provides a nutritious blend of named meats, organs, bone protein and other high-quality proteins sourced from various species as well as healthy fats, minerals, vitamins and antioxidants for an all-around superior nutrition experience.
This raw food provides an ideal option for dogs with allergies to more commonly consumed proteins like chicken and beef, serving either as a complete meal or mixed in with their favorite kibble to add an extra raw boost. Sourced, produced and packaged in the United States with no hormones or antibiotics added and no fillers, grains or rendered by-products present; just pure fresh raw beef bones and organ meat slowly freeze-dried to preserve all essential vitamins.
Bocce’s Bakery Oven Baked Quack Quack Treats
Bocce’s Bakery started in a tiny West Village kitchen, equipped with just a mixer, oven, and one scruffy mutt named Bocce. They believe dogs deserve better treats made with fresher ingredients that produce more quacks – hence why their biscuits and training bites are made using limited ingredients in a wheat-free recipe so you can feel good giving them to your best friend.
These B-shaped biscuits are handmade using only four high-quality ingredients and make an ideal treat for spoiling dogs both large and small. Crafted in the United States with oat flour, duck meat, rosemary and blueberries – free from gluten, wheat and artificial flavors or colors!
Bite-sized treats are an easy and delicious way to reward sitting pups, Instagram posing dogs and slightly misbehaving puppies alike! Our treats are oven baked here in the United States from all-natural and locally sourced ingredients with only four calories per treat – they’re 100% free from wheat and include real ingredients such as oat flour, duck, blueberries and rolled oats!
Cadet Gourmet Pet Treats Duck Jerky
Made in Germany, these high-protein jerky treats feature an irresistibly savory taste your dog is sure to love. No artificial additives, grains or fillers – just real duck meat! Each treat is oven roasted for maximum savory flavor – making these snacks an excellent way to reward training or simply snacking on for snack time! They make great treats as a snack or training incentive!
Duck meat is considered a novel protein source, making it suitable for dogs who may have allergies to more widely-consumed proteins like chicken and beef. Plus, duck’s rich supply of amino acids supports muscle development while providing metabolic energy to support overall wellness in dogs.
Natural Balance’s limited-ingredient treats feature a duck and potato blend and are free from grains, corn, soy, wheat, artificial ingredients or preservatives, making them the ideal treat choice for picky dogs with allergies or food sensitivities.
Farmland Traditions Filler Free Dogs Love Duck & Carrot Premium Jerky Treats
Farmland Traditions’ delicious duck treats for dogs are made from only premium ingredients for added peace of mind when giving to your four-legged friend. USA-raised duck is combined with lean protein for better chomping action and overall wellness benefits for pets! Dehydrated to lock in flavor and nutrients, these tasty chews make an excellent daily reward or training incentive. With such delicious sweet-savory combinations like carrots and vanilla bean for sweet-savory satisfaction, they’re a fantastic addition to any dog’s diet! As with any new treat, it is best to introduce these treats gradually and observe your dog carefully while feeding them. Aim to feed a maximum of one piece per day depending on their weight; 5-15lbs = one piece daily; 16-25 lbs = two; 26-50lbs = three; 51+ = four pieces per day.
