Dog treat Hau & Miau Pausesnack Duck Fillet 80 g

Hau & Miau Pausesnack Duck Fillet 80 g is a single-ingredient dog treat made from pure duck fillet. Presented in an 80 g portion, this snack provides a concentrated source of animal protein without added grains, fillers or artificial additives. It is intended as an occasional reward between meals, a training incentive, or a high-value treat for selective eaters, and can be offered to dogs of different ages following normal feeding guidelines.

Advantages

The treat contains only duck fillet, delivering a simple ingredient profile that supports clear dietary choices and easier identification of potential allergens. Its compact size and high protein content make it suitable for use as a training reward or as a single-ingredient snack during walks and breaks. The product requires no preparation and can be portioned or cut to adjust serving size.

Suitable for

• Rewarding dogs during training sessions
• Offering a high-protein snack between meals
• Providing a single-ingredient option for dogs with food sensitivities
• Using as a palatable incentive for selective eaters

Key specifications

• Net weight: 80 g
• Main ingredient: duck fillet (single-ingredient)
• Form: dried/processed meat snack suitable for handheld portions
• Protein-rich composition suitable for short-term supplementation
• Packaging: retail portion designed for storage and repeated opening

How to use

Offer the Hau & Miau Pausesnack Duck Fillet as an occasional treat outside of regular meals. Present whole or cut into smaller pieces to control portion sizes during training or reward situations. Ensure fresh water is available and avoid exceeding recommended daily treat allowance relative to your dog’s total dietary intake. Monitor your dog when giving treats, especially small pieces, to prevent choking.

Usage recommendations

Store in a cool, dry place and reseal packaging after opening to preserve freshness. Adjust treat frequency according to your dog’s size, activity level and overall diet. Consult your veterinarian before introducing new single-ingredient treats if your dog has known allergies, gastrointestinal issues, or specific dietary restrictions.