Dog Treat Sticks ADBI Yorusie Paluszki Drób, 250 g, poultry snack for dogs

ADBI Yorusie Paluszki Drób are poultry-flavored treat sticks for adult dogs, offered in a 250 g pack. These bone-free paluszki are formulated as a complementary snack to be given occasionally during training, reinforcement, or as a handheld reward. The product is designed for convenient portioning and quick dispensing, providing a savory poultry taste that most dogs find appealing. Follow the feeding guidance on the package and supervise the dog while consuming the treat.

Advantages

These poultry snack sticks are lightweight and easy to handle, making them suitable for training sessions and quick rewards. The bone-free format reduces the risk of splintering compared with natural bones, while the individual stick shape allows for controlled portion sizes. The poultry flavour provides a palatable option for dogs with typical protein preferences, and the 250 g pack offers a balance between quantity and storage convenience.

Suitable for

• Training and obedience reinforcement with adult dogs
• Short-term rewards during behaviour shaping
• Handheld snacks for travel or short walks
• Occasional complementary treat between regular meals

Key specifications

• Net weight: 250 g
• Flavour: poultry
• Format: stick-shaped, bone-free treats
• Intended for: adult dogs as a complementary snack
• Packaging: multi-stick pack designed for repeated opening and closing

How to use

Provide the treat sticks as an occasional snack or training reward. Offer one or more sticks depending on the dog’s size, activity level, and overall daily caloric intake. Adjust the amount of regular food to account for the added calories from treats. Always supervise the dog while it is eating the treat and ensure access to fresh water.

Usage recommendations

Use these treats primarily during short training sessions or as a quick reward. Store the product in a cool, dry place and reseal the pack after opening to maintain freshness. If the dog has special dietary needs, food allergies, or sensitivities, consult a veterinarian before introducing new treats.