Australian made
Just salmon
Nothing else. No fillers, no preservatives, no ingredients you have to Google. Just 100% Australian Tasmanian salmon belly, freeze-dried to keep every omega-3 intact.
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What's actually in the bag
✓ What's in it
100% Australian Salmon Bellies
That's the entire ingredient list.
✗ What's not in it
Fillers · Preservatives · Artificial flavours · Mystery proteins · Glycerin · "Natural flavouring" · Anything we wouldn't eat ourselves
Feeding Guidelines
Dog Size
Daily Serving
Smallup to 10 kg
1–2 pcs(7–14 g)
Medium11–26 kg
2–4 pcs(15–27 g)
Large27–44 kg
5–7 pcs(28–41 g)
Giant45 kg and above
7–8 pcs(42–51 g)
A guide, NOT A PRESCRIPTION. Adjust to your dog's weight, activity and whatever your vet has advised. Keep treats to roughly 10% of daily intake.
Tasmania, Australia
From farm to treat
Tasmanian salmon. Cold-water clean.
Our salmon is sourced from the cold, clean waters around Tasmania, naturally loaded with omega-3s for skin, coat, brain, and joint health. It's the same quality fish you'd want on your own plate, just freeze-dried for your doggo's bowl. One ingredient, one origin, no fishy business.
Made by us
In Bendigo. We wouldn't feed your dogs anything we wouldn't feed our own.
Every bag was air-dried, weighed, and packed in our own HACCP and PrimeSafe-licensed facility (PF0319) in Bendigo, Victoria. Not by a contract manufacturer in another postcode. By us. That's why we can tell you exactly what's in the bag.
Frequently asked
Yes. They're fish. We recommend keeping them in an airtight container, and one customer suggests stuffing them in a Kong outside. Worth it, according to every dog who's ever had one.
Susan Price's dog Jack has a sensitive stomach and had no issues. One ingredient means there's nothing to react to except salmon. Always check with your vet if you're uncertain.
Yes. Break them into smaller pieces for little dogs. Safe for puppies too, though we always recommend checking with your vet on portion size for pups still growing.
Why fussy dogs lose their minds for it
Dog trainers use these
Not because we pay them to. Jennifer from The Dog Training Co. called them "hands down best treatos." Her words, not ours.
Susan cuts them over dinner for the omega-3 hit.
Jennifer from The Dog Training Co. uses them whole in sessions. Debby stuffs them in a Kong (outside, fair warning). One treat. Three uses. Because when there's only one ingredient, it's pretty versatile.
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