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Trenerki with turkey for dogs 80g99% turkey, softTrenerki with turkey for dogs 80gMentioned in: How do you count treats in your dog’s diet? A practical guide for owners of active dogs
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Mini dog treats with lamb 60gLamb 96%, small piecesMini dog treats with lamb 60gMentioned in: How do you count treats in your dog’s diet? A practical guide for owners of active dogs
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Training treats with kangaroo 50g98% meat, 1.5% apple fibreTraining treats with kangaroo 50gMentioned in: How do you count treats in your dog’s diet? A practical guide for owners of active dogs
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Dog biscuits Mini stars with game and elderberry 100gWith venison and elderberryDog biscuits Mini stars with game and elderberry 100gMentioned in: Natural dog biscuits from the Bakery line
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Dog chew bone for fresh breath 13.5 cmWith mint, green tea and chlorophyllinDog chew bone for fresh breath 13.5 cmMentioned in: Natural dog biscuits from the Bakery line
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Questions on this topic

How many treats can a dog have in a day?

Treats should make up no more than 10% of a dog’s daily calorie requirement. The dog should get the rest of its energy from a complete food.

How do I calculate my dog’s daily calorie requirement?

First work out RER = 70 × (body weight in kg)^0.75, then multiply the result by an activity factor, e.g. 1.6 for an adult neutered dog with moderate activity. Always verify the result by assessing body condition (BCS).

How do I allow for treats in the food portion?

Check the calorie content of the treat on the packaging, work out how many calories your dog ate in rewards, and take that amount off the evening portion of food.

Which treat works best for training?

Small, low in calories, with a short composition and meat in first place, no sugar or fillers, and tasty for your dog. You can also break one treat into several pieces.

How do Bakery biscuits differ from typical treats?

Most treats are made by extrusion, whereas Bakery biscuits are slow-baked. This process can help retain some of the natural aromas, treats fats more gently, and thorough drying reduces the need for synthetic preservatives.

How should I use biscuits in dog training?

Ideally as a special reward: at the end of a successful session, for a difficult task such as a recall away from a deer trail, or as a hard chew on the bed that helps your dog calm down. Small treats are better for quick luring.