Mini dog treats with beef 60g

Mini dog treats with beef are the smallest reward we make: a soft, pellet-shaped piece half the size of a regular treat. Meat makes up 96% of the recipe.

Mini dog treats with beef 60g

What the beef mini treats are made of

The recipe has three ingredients: beef 96%, vegetable glycerine and minerals. There are no grains, sugar, preservatives or artificial colours and flavourings, because we focus on natural ingredients and the quality of the raw material. We dry the meat with warm air, and the glycerine keeps moisture in the piece so that it stays soft.

Chicken-free dog treats

Chicken is the most common protein in dog food and, for the same reason, the most common suspect when something does not agree with a dog. This line does not contain it in any variant: the only source of animal protein is beef, with no other species mixed in. The recipe is single-protein, and on an elimination diet that is a precondition for meaningful observation.

The smallest piece we make

Each piece is about 0.8 by 0.5 centimetres, roughly half the size of a regular treat, and pellet-shaped. For comparison, a regular treat from our line is about 1.5 by 0.8 centimetres, so roughly twice as big. With a toy-breed dog the difference is practical: a mini treat does not need to be broken up before giving, so the reward reaches your dog straight away.

Beef for dogs: properties of the meat

Beef is the meat dogs know best, because it is the most common in dog food, and they rarely need persuading to eat it. It provides haem iron and zinc, naturally present in the meat. However, if you are looking for a novel protein for your dog, go for deer or rabbit. You can read more about this meat in the beef for dogs entry in our glossary.

Treats for puppies and small-breed dogs

The recipe is suitable at every stage of a dog's life, but the MINI version suits two groups particularly well. The first is puppies: the small, soft piece does not need strong jaws and does not need to be broken up. The second is toy and small-breed dogs, for whom a regular reward can simply be too big. For adult and senior dogs the recipe is exactly the same.

When to give beef mini treats

You take a piece out and give it in one movement, with no cutting or measuring - at home, on a walk and in the car. The pack has a resealable zip, so after giving a treat you close it in one movement and put it away in a dry place. A fridge is not needed and is more likely to do harm, because the pieces pick up moisture in it.

Other flavours in the MINI line

We make the same recipe with several meats - take a look at duck mini treats, the deer variant or beef mini dog treats. The full range is in the mini dog treats category. The variants differ in meat, aroma and fat content, and what they share is the piece size and no chicken in the recipe. If your dog is bigger, you will find the same recipe with added fruit and vegetables among our standard-size dog treats.

By choosing Syta Micha you give your dog the very best and most natural.

Author: Content prepared by the Syta Micha team under the supervision of Joanna Wajs, MSc - a qualified animal nutritionist and PhD candidate at the University of Life Sciences in Lublin, in line with FEDIAF guidelines.
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Last updated: 18 October 2026