Dog Treat Strips ALDA G117 — Duck with Fish, 500 g

ALDA G117 dog treat strips — Duck with Fish, 500 g are complementary snack strips formulated for adult dogs. These thin, savory strips combine duck and fish proteins to provide a palatable reward for training, reinforcement of good behaviour, or occasional between-meal treats. Packaged in a 500 g format, the product is intended as a supplementary food and should be portioned according to the dog's size, activity level and dietary needs.

Advantages

The recipe emphasises animal-based proteins from duck and fish, offering a high-palate alternative to single-protein treats. The thin-strip format makes the treats easy to break into smaller pieces for precise portion control during training sessions. As a complementary food, the product can be used without replacing a full diet and is convenient to store and carry for on-the-go rewards.

Suitable for

• Training and clicker work as low-volume, high-value rewards
• Short-term behaviour reinforcement during walks or home exercises
• Occasional between-meal treats for adult dogs
• Portion-controlled snacking for dogs that require smaller bites

Key specifications

• Net weight: 500 g
• Main protein sources: duck and fish
• Product form: thin treat strips suitable for breaking into smaller pieces
• Intended for: adult dogs as complementary food
• Storage: shelf-stable in sealed packaging; store in a cool, dry place after opening

How to use

Offer ALDA Duck with Fish strips as occasional snacks or as rewards during training. Break strips into appropriately sized pieces based on the dog's size and caloric needs. Monitor total daily calorie intake from treats and adjust main meal portions if necessary to maintain healthy weight. Always provide fresh water alongside treats.

Usage recommendations

Use small pieces for repetitive training to avoid excess calorie intake. Check individual dog tolerance to new proteins before regular use and consult a veterinarian if your dog has known food sensitivities, allergies or specific dietary requirements.