Treat for cat and dog GimCat 400778 — salmon & trout, sugar-free, for puppies/kittens

GimCat 400778 — salmon & trout is a sugar-free treat developed for puppies and kittens that prefer a seafood flavour. The product combines salmon and trout taste in a compact, easy-to-handle format suitable for use as a snack or training reward for young cats and dogs. It is formulated to be appropriate for mixed-species households and intended for occasional feeding and positive reinforcement during learning sessions.

Advantages

This sugar-free treat provides dual seafood flavours — salmon and trout — which support palatability for both kittens and puppies. The small portion size and soft texture make it convenient for training and reward use, while the absence of added sugar reduces unnecessary sweeteners in a young animal's diet. The treat is suitable for households with both cats and dogs, enabling consistent reward options for mixed-species training and interaction.

Suitable for

• Puppies during basic obedience and behaviour training
• Kittens for litter training and socialisation
• Owners of both cats and dogs who want a single treat for rewards
• Occasional snacking when a low-sugar option is preferred

Key specifications

• Flavours: salmon and trout
• Sugar content: sugar-free (no added sugar)
• Target age: young animals (puppies and kittens)
• Texture: soft and easy to portion for training
• Use case: snack and training reward

How to use

Offer the treat in small pieces appropriate to the animal's size, especially for puppies and kittens. Use it as a reward during short training sessions or as an occasional snack between regular meals. Monitor portion sizes to maintain a balanced diet and ensure fresh water is available. If introducing the treat for the first time, offer a small amount and observe for any digestive sensitivity or changes in behaviour.

Usage recommendations

Do not exceed recommended daily allowances for treats; integrate this product into a complete and balanced diet. Store in a cool, dry place and keep out of reach of very young animals when not supervised.