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Suitable for dogs from 16 weeks of age. Always supervise your dog when feeding treats and ensure plenty of fresh drinking water is available. Not for human consumption. May contain bones. Store in a cool, dry place.

Overall, the majority of our treats are considered low in fat, especially our Whitefish range, as these only contain around 2.56% fat.

You can feed treats on a daily basis. However, it's important that they do not make up more than 10% of your dog's daily caloric intake.

We try our best to remove all bones from our fish treats. The initial step of this procedure is to strip the skins of all the fish bones. From there we have multiple checkpoints to check for any bones that may have been missed earlier.

Please note that everything is all handmade and although we have all these measures in place, it is very hard to eradicate all bones from the treats.

Yes, dogs can eat fish. In fact, including fish in your dog's diet can be very beneficial for your dog's health!

Fish is a high-quality, easily digestible protein, which is great for dogs with sensitive stomachs. However, if the fish treats are causing your dog to get an upset stomach, we recommend seeking advice from your veterinarian, as your dog may have an allergy to fish. If so, your veterinarian will diagnose this. Another reason can be due to a sudden diet change.