Dog treat Hau & Miau Pausesnack duck fillets 1 kg pack

Hau & Miau Pausesnack duck fillets are a single‑protein complementary treat for dogs, presented in a 1 kg pack. Made from duck fillet, this snack is designed as a high‑protein, low‑additive option to be given in small portions as a reward, during training sessions or as an occasional chew. The product is not intended to replace a complete diet but to complement daily feeding when extra motivation or variety is required.

Advantages

The duck fillets provide a single source of animal protein, which simplifies ingredient lists and helps owners manage food sensitivities. Presented in a large 1 kg pack, the treats are convenient for frequent training or multi‑dog households. The texture of the fillets allows for easy portioning into smaller pieces suitable for different dog sizes and for use as quick rewards without interrupting activity.

Suitable for

• Training sessions and reward-based learning
• Dogs with sensitivities to common proteins when duck is tolerated
• Occasional snacks between meals
• Multi-dog households and professional settings requiring larger quantities

Key specifications

• Primary ingredient: duck fillet (single animal protein)
• Form: dried/preserved fillet pieces suitable for portioning
• Net weight: 1 kg
• Intended use: complementary snack, not a complete diet
• Protein-focused treat for reward-based feeding

How to use

Offer the duck fillet treats in small pieces appropriate to your dog’s size and activity level. Use as an immediate reward during training, as a motivation aid, or as an occasional snack between meals. Monitor total daily calorie intake and adjust regular meals to prevent overfeeding. Ensure fresh water is available when giving treats. For dogs with known dietary sensitivities, introduce the treat gradually and observe for any adverse reactions.

Usage recommendations

Store the pack in a cool, dry place and reseal or transfer remaining treats to an airtight container after opening to preserve freshness. Follow portion control guidelines based on your dog’s weight and activity: small breeds require much smaller pieces than large breeds. Consult your veterinarian for specific feeding advice for puppies, pregnant or nursing dogs, or pets with medical conditions.