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Training Treat Sweet Quad Pack
$53.93
Train
Pack
For the best-behaved pup on the block, you need the best treats. With these “high-value currency” treats, you can finally overcome your pup’s problem behaviors and destress your home. -Small size, perfect for training and over 475 treats per bag! -Less than 1kcal per treat and only 3 healthy ingredients or less -No need to refrigerate, store anywhere -Sourced and made in the USA (rabbit sourced from USA & France) Beef Liver Treats are on backorder and will ship on Monday 3/8.
You’ll get 👇 1 bag of Freeze-Dried Chicken Training Treats (2 ingredients, 1 kcal, over 475 treats per bag) 1 bag of Freeze-Dried Beef Liver Training Treats (3 ingredients, 1 kcal, over 475 treats per bag) 1 bag of Freeze-Dried Sweet Potato Training Treats (1 ingredient, 1 kcal, over 475 treats per bag) 1 bag of Freeze-Dried Rabbit Training Treats (2 ingredients, 1 kcal, over 475 treats per bag)
Beef Liver Training Treats
Ingredients Freeze dried beef liver, beef heart, mixed tocopherols (natural antioxidant). Guaranteed Analysis Crude Protein (min): 35% Crude Fat (min): 35% Crude Fiber (max): 5% Moisture (max): 8% Calorie Count Less than 1 kcal per treat.
Chicken Training Treats
Ingredients Chicken, Mixed Tocopherols (natural antioxidant). Guaranteed Analysis Crude Protein (min): 37% Crude Fat (min): 28% Crude Fiber (max): 1.5% Moisture (max): 8% Calorie Count Less than 1 kcal per treat.
Rabbit Training Treats
Ingredients Rabbit, Mixed Tocopherols (natural antioxidant). Guaranteed Analysis Crude Protein (min): 59% Crude Fat (min): 24% Crude Fiber (max): 2% Moisture (max): 8% Calorie Count Less than 1 kcal per treat.
Sweet Potato Training Treats
Ingredients Pure Freeze Dried Sweet Potato. Guaranteed Analysis Crude Protein (min): 7% Crude Fat (min): 0% Crude Fiber (max): 6% Moisture (max): 10% Calorie Count Less than 1 kcal per treat.
Treat Intake
Treats should only make up about 10-15% of your dog's daily caloric intake.
Using the Treats
These treats should be used for dedicated training sessions as a rapid reward. Remember, for most behaviors you'll only need one treat (or even half of a treat) to reward correct behavior. It is recommended to slowly introduce new treats to your dog's diet.
