Duck Medal Dog Snack (Duck Chips)

Crunchy & chewy texture (crunchy on the outside, chewy on the inside), no added sugar and high in protein (40%) .

Key benefits

• 40% protein with only 3% fat .
• Crunchy & chewy texture that motivates during training.
• No added sugar ; no added hormones or antibiotics.

Ingredients, allergens and analytics

Ingredients (ES): duck, soy protein, pea protein, peanut, starch, vegetable glycerin.

Allergens: soy and peanut.

Analytical composition: protein 40% · fat 3% · fiber 2% · ash 3% · moisture 18%.

How to use it

• Training: Use it as a frequent reinforcement; you can cut up each medal.
• Frequency: Occasional treat within a balanced diet; adjust other snacks.
• Safety: Provides supervision and fresh water is available.

Conservation

• Close the container after opening.
• Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.

Guideline ration (treat)

Adjust according to activity and body condition.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are they good for training?
Yes. The medal format is easy to manage and can be broken down for frequent reinforcements without disrupting the session.

Do they have sugar?
No, they are sugar free .

Do they contain allergens?
Yes. They list soy and peanuts in the ingredients list. If your dog is sensitive, check before buying.

Can small or senior dogs eat it?
Yes, as an occasional treat . Adjust the size (cut into pieces) and monitor chewing, especially for dogs with sensitive teeth .

How much can I give per day?
It depends on size/activity. Use the guideline ration above as a guide and balance it with the daily food ration.

Does friction help teeth?
Chewing provides superficial cleaning , but does not replace brushing or professional dental care.