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Dried meat for dogs
Dried meat is a simple treat for your dog. Inside is exactly what the name says, and nothing more. Thanks to drying, the meat keeps its natural aroma and flavour. We have beef, veal, roe deer, wild boar, rabbit, duck, goose, turkey, salmon and dried prawns. The products come in packs from 60 to 100 g.
You can give them as a reward on their own or as an addition to everyday meals.
Why does dried meat for dogs have a one-word ingredient list?
Dried meat for dogs is made by evaporating water, not by adding anything. So the products on our shelf contain no salt, sugar, flour, preservatives or colourings, because the process doesn't need any of them.
From an owner's point of view, this is the biggest advantage of the category. If your dog reacts badly to something, you know exactly what to drop, because there's one item on the label. Drying also concentrates the smell, which is why these treats win over dogs who are indifferent to other rewards.
- Beef and veal: the classics, most widely accepted, a good starting point.
- Roe deer and wild boar: game, rare in a dog's everyday diet.
- Rabbit: a gentle meat, often chosen for sensitive dogs.
- Duck, goose and turkey: poultry with a distinct aroma.
- Salmon: fish fillets, for a change from land meat.
- Prawns 60 g: the most unusual item, eaten whole.
Dried beef for dogs and other classics
Dried beef for dogs is the variant most owners start with. Dried beef for dogs in a 100 g pack and dried veal 80 g are types of meat your dog most likely already knows, so there are no surprises the first time.
If your dog eats beef every day and you want something new, the natural next step is game: roe deer or wild boar. Both rarely appear in a dog's diet, so they work as a change for a dog who starts picking at the bowl. With sensitive dogs it's safer to start with rabbit, because it's a gentle meat that's well accepted.
Natural dried meat for dogs as a bowl topper
Natural dried meat for dogs doesn't have to be just a reward from your hand. Natural dried meat for dogs can be crumbled over food, making the whole portion smell stronger, which is usually enough to bring a fussy dog to the bowl.
This trick also helps when switching from one food to another and when your dog eats reluctantly in hot weather. If you're looking for other ways to boost the aroma of a portion, bone broth for dogs works well. As a reward on its own, dried meat is complemented by Trenerki training treats, which are smaller and handier for a large number of repetitions.
How to store dried meat for dogs?
Dried meat for dogs doesn't need a fridge, because it contains little water. Just keep it in a closed pack, in a dry place away from heat, and it'll keep its aroma and crispness for a long time.
That's exactly why this category works so well when travelling and on all-day outings. The 80 g pack fits in a jacket pocket, while the larger 100 g one more often stays at home as a stock. With a dog that gets dried meat regularly, it's worth having two different types in the cupboard and giving them alternately, so neither becomes ordinary. You'll find the other forms in dog treats.