Dog treat Trixie PREMIO Trainer Snack Poultry Balls 500 g

Trixie PREMIO Trainer Snack Poultry Balls 500 g are bite-sized dog treats made with poultry. Developed for training and everyday rewarding, these small, soft balls offer a poultry flavor that is easy to portion and hold in the hand during repetition-based exercises. The 500 g pack supplies a practical amount of treats for use at home, in the park, or during training sessions where frequent rewards are needed to reinforce desired behaviours.

Advantages

These poultry-flavoured training balls are small and soft, which makes them convenient for quick rewards without interrupting the flow of training. The uniform ball shape and consistent size help with portion control and predictable calorie intake during training sessions. The compact packaging is suitable for storage and transport, allowing trainers and owners to reward dogs consistently whether at home or on the go.

Suitable for

• Basic obedience training and recall exercises
• Agility and clicker training that require rapid, frequent rewards
• Motivating dogs during socialisation and behaviour shaping
• Short training sessions where small, portionable treats are preferred

Key specifications

• Product type: bite-sized training treats for dogs
• Main flavour: poultry
• Form: small, round balls
• Net weight: 500 g
• Texture: soft and easy to chew

How to use

Use the poultry balls as immediate rewards during training exercises or to reinforce desired behaviours. Offer one or several small treats each time the dog performs the target action; the small size allows multiple repetitions without large caloric intake. Store the pack in a cool, dry place and reseal or transfer to an airtight container to maintain freshness. Adjust the number of treats given according to the dog’s size, activity level, and overall daily calorie allowance.

Usage recommendations

Use these treats as occasional rewards within a balanced feeding plan. Monitor total daily treat calories to avoid overfeeding. If your dog has specific dietary needs or allergies, consult a veterinarian before introducing new treats.