Dog Treats Trixie Premio Chicken Strips 400 g TX-31588

Trixie Premio Chicken Strips 400 g are single-protein dog treats made predominantly from chicken, presented as thin, chewy strips intended for use as rewards and occasional snacks. Packaged in a 400 g bag, these treats are formulated to offer a high-value reward for training, positive reinforcement and short training sessions. They are not a complete feed but a complementary treat for adult dogs, suitable for use in obedience training, clicker training or as an appetizing incentive during behavioral exercises.

Advantages

The chicken-based composition provides a clear protein source that most dogs find palatable, while the strip format allows easy portion control and quick dispensing during training. The texture is designed to be soft enough for fast chewing and swallowing, which helps keep training sessions moving without lengthy pauses. The 400 g pack offers a practical amount for owners who train regularly or need a ready supply of rewards for multiple dogs, and the single-animal-protein profile can simplify selection for dogs with sensitivities to multiple protein types.

Suitable for

• Training sessions and reward-based learning
• Reinforcing good behaviour and obedience
• Occasional snacks between meals
• Owners needing easy-to-dispense high-value treats

Key specifications

• Net weight: 400 g
• Main ingredient: chicken
• Format: thin, chewy strips
• Intended for adult dogs as a complementary treat
• Single-protein treat suitable for use in mixed-protein diets

How to use

Give Trixie Premio Chicken Strips as a treat during training, reward moments, or as an occasional snack. Break strips into smaller pieces for puppies, small breeds or rapid-reward training to control calorie intake and encourage quick consumption. Use the treats in short, frequent training intervals and adjust daily food portions to account for treat calories. Store the pack in a cool, dry place and reseal after opening to maintain freshness.

Usage recommendations

Use these treats as part of a balanced feeding routine: they are intended as complementary snacks and should not exceed a small percentage of the dog’s daily calorie intake. Monitor your dog for any adverse reactions when introducing a new protein source and consult a veterinarian if you have concerns about allergies, sensitivities or dietary requirements.