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PasteLOVE dog pâté
PasteLOVE meat paste for dogs is a convenient form of reward you can always have to hand. It doesn't crumble, it's easy to give and works in many situations - during training, on a walk or as a food topper. PasteLOVE are meat pastes in 75 g tubes. There are four variants to choose from: beef with deer and apricot, pork with beetroot, salmon with tapioca, and duck with pumpkin. There's also a MIX set, which includes all four flavours.
Once opened, the paste should be kept in the fridge and used within 14 days. It's a good alternative to traditional treats, especially when you need something that's easy to give and convenient to portion.
What is dog pâté in a tube best for?
Dog pâté in paste form has uses that nothing loose can replace. You can squeeze it onto a finger, a spoon, into a toy or straight onto food, and every time you control the amount precisely.
It's most often used in three situations: when you need to give your dog a tablet, when you want to keep your dog busy licking a toy, and when your dog refuses to eat and the portion needs something to win them over. In each of them, what counts is that the paste sticks to the surface and doesn't fall off.
- Beef with deer and apricot: the meatiest of the variants.
- Pork with beetroot: a flavour rarely found in treats.
- Salmon with tapioca: a fish variant, for a change from land meat.
- Duck with pumpkin: poultry with an added vegetable, mild in taste.
- Mix set 4 x 75 g: all the flavours at once, good to start with.
Meat paste for dogs as a way to give medication
Meat paste for dogs is more effective in this role than a treat you have to hide something in. Meat paste for dogs surrounds the tablet on all sides, so your dog can't feel its shape and doesn't spit it out a moment later, which happens regularly with a dry treat.
The same feature helps with dogs who need to be kept busy during grooming. A thin layer of paste spread on a mat or the side of a bowl can keep your dog occupied long enough to calmly finish clipping their claws or brushing. A 75 g tube lasts for many such uses, because you only use a little each time.
Meat mousse for dogs in a toy and on food
Meat mousse for dogs shows its value best when it goes into a stuffable toy. Meat mousse for dogs squeezed into a rubber toy makes your dog lick it out, an activity that calms them and extends playtime from a few seconds to several minutes.
With a toy, it's worth squeezing in only a little at a time, because your dog needs time to get to all of it anyway, and the tube then lasts much longer. Some owners put the filled toy in the freezer for a while, which makes the activity last even longer. The second use is the bowl: paste mixed into food changes the smell of the whole portion and can be a simpler solution than changing food. If you're looking for other ways to encourage your dog to eat, bone broth for dogs works in a similar way, poured over the top of the portion just before serving. As a hand-held reward, however, dog treats work better, because they don't need squeezing or hand-washing, and you'll find a full overview of the other forms in dog treats.