Soft Dog Treat Sticks hau & miau Pausesnack Duck & Rice 500 g

Soft Dog Treat Sticks hau & miau Pausesnack Duck & Rice 500 g are single-ingredient snacks in stick form designed for training, rewarding and day-to-day feeding. The recipe lists duck as the only animal protein source and rice as the carbohydrate component, offered in a resealable 500 g pack to preserve freshness and allow convenient portioning. The soft texture and uniform stick shape make these treats easy to break into smaller pieces or offer whole, suitable for a range of dog sizes and activity levels.

Advantages

The product provides a single-source meat treat with duck as the principal animal protein, which can be suitable for dogs with sensitivities to common proteins. The soft consistency supports rapid chewing and quick rewards during training sessions, while the rice component offers a digestible energy source. The resealable packaging helps maintain product freshness and simplifies transport for walks, training or travel.

Suitable for

• Training sessions and positive reinforcement
• Everyday rewards and motivation during walks
• Small to medium treats for dogs that prefer soft textures
• Owners seeking a single-animal-protein snack option

Key specifications

• Format: soft stick treats
• Main animal protein: duck
• Main carbohydrate: rice
• Weight: 500 g resealable pack
• Texture: soft, easy to break into portions
• Intended use: training, rewards, daily treats

How to use

Offer the soft stick as a whole treat to larger dogs or break into smaller pieces for training sessions and for smaller breeds. Use as a reward during positive reinforcement training, as a short-term distraction, or as an occasional daily treat. Monitor portion sizes relative to the dog’s size, weight and activity level and incorporate treats into the dog’s daily caloric allowance to maintain a balanced diet.

Usage recommendations

Store the resealable pack in a cool, dry place and seal after each use to preserve softness and aroma. Introduce new treats gradually if your dog has a sensitive stomach and consult a veterinarian before changing the diet of dogs with known food sensitivities or medical conditions.