Australian made
The turkey is so soft your dog can eat the big pieces by herself
No cutting, no crushing, no fuss.
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What's actually in the bag
✓ What's in it
100% Australian Turkey
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
3–5 pcs(8–16 g)
Medium11–26 kg
6–11 pcs(17–32 g)
Large27–44 kg
11–16 pcs(33–48 g)
Giant45 kg and above
16–20 pcs(49–60 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.
Queensland, Australia
From farm to treat
Queensland-raised turkey.
Our turkey comes from Queensland farms; lean, mild, and a great novel-ish protein for dogs who do okay with poultry but need a break from chicken. High in protein, low in fat, and traceable back to a real producer. One ingredient, one source, no global supply chain mystery.
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
This is the most common thing reviewers tell us. Whippets, staffies, schnauzers, senior dogs; the recurring note is that fussy dogs eat turkey treats when they've refused everything else.
Yes. Crumble one or two pieces over kibble. Multiple reviewers do this specifically for dogs that turn their nose up at their main meal. Works a treat.
No. Freeze-dried turkey is notably soft compared to air-dried or baked treats. One reviewer's 18-year-old dog manages the big pieces without help.
Why fussy dogs lose their minds for it
100% Australian turkey
That's the full ingredient list. No fillers, no preservatives, nothing hiding behind a word you can't pronounce.
Soft enough for senior dogs, high-value enough for recall training
"I use them during physio sessions as a 'good dog' reward." — Marilyn Streeting
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