Prebiotic dog treats (GI²D Complex) with seaweed 80g

Prebiotic dog treats with seaweed are the variant with the GI²D complex: alongside turkey they contain brown seaweed, brewer's yeast and plant fibres with a prebiotic effect. Soft, pellet-shaped pieces that you can break up with your fingers.

Prebiotic dog treats (GI²D Complex) with seaweed 80g

What the prebiotic seaweed treats are made of

The recipe is turkey 76%, GI²D complex, pumpkin 1%, carrot 1%, apple 1%, vegetable glycerine and minerals. The only source of animal protein is turkey. There are no grains, sugar or artificial colours and flavourings.

What the GI²D complex is

It is three ingredients in one. Brown seaweed Ascophyllum nodosum brings iodine, polyphenols and two polysaccharides, fucoidan and alginate. Brewer's yeast adds B vitamins, selenium and zinc, and from its cell wall beta-glucans and mannan-oligosaccharides, MOS for short. The third component is plant fibres chosen for one job: to reach the large intestine undigested.

Prebiotics for dogs: how they actually work

A prebiotic is an ingredient that dogs cannot break down with their own enzymes. It passes through the small intestine intact and only in the large intestine meets bacteria that can ferment it. This process produces short-chain fatty acids, abbreviated SCFA, i.e. butyrate, propionate and acetate - they are a source of energy for the cells of the intestinal lining. A prebiotic is not the same as a probiotic: a probiotic brings live bacteria, a prebiotic feeds the ones your dog already has.

Pumpkin, carrot and apple in the background of the recipe

Pumpkin, carrot and apple each make up one per cent of the recipe. Pumpkin and carrot bring carotenoids, and apple brings pectins, which also have a prebiotic effect of their own. They are flavour additions and are not what gives this recipe its character.

Turkey for dogs: properties of the meat

Turkey is poultry with pale meat and a mild aroma, easily digested and generally well tolerated. There is less of it in this recipe than in our other treats, because it had to make room for the GI²D complex.

When to give prebiotic treats

You can give the treats at any time of day: when your dog comes back when called, waits calmly at the door or lets you brush them without protest. You take a small piece out and give it in one movement, with no cutting or measuring. 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.

Treats for puppies and senior dogs

The recipe is suitable at every stage of a dog's life: for puppies, adult dogs and seniors. The soft texture does not require strong jaws, and you can break the small piece up with your fingers, so your dog's size is no limitation either.

Other flavours in the treats line

This line has several more recipes - take a look at duck treats, the lamb variant or dog treats with insects. The full range is in the dog treats category. The variants differ in meat and additions, and what they share is a soft, pellet-shaped texture. If you are looking for a single-meat reward without fruit and vegetables, try our Trenerki training treats for dogs.

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