Prime Meat Training sausage with duck 80g

The duck training sausage is the everyday option: aromatic enough to make your dog want to work, and light enough to train for longer than a quarter of an hour.

Prime Meat duck training sausage 80 g

A short ingredient list, no fillers

A short list and nothing beyond it: no grains, no preservatives, no artificial additives. The recipe is single-protein, meaning it is based on one meat. Fewer ingredients mean fewer unknowns, and on an elimination diet this is actually a precondition for your observations to make sense.

Almost pure meat

We make the sausage from duck muscle meat, which makes up 97% of the recipe. The rest is gluten-free tapioca - it binds the mixture so the sausage holds its shape.

Tapioca is more than a binder: it contains resistant starch, food for gut bacteria. The duck adds B vitamins, iron and zinc, so the recipe needs no additives from a test tube.

What makes duck special

Duck has a distinct smell, but without the sharpness of game. It is also often the first choice for dogs who aren't keen on chicken - it is still poultry, just much less common in dog food. If you want to know more about this meat, have a look at the duck for dogs entry in our glossary.

How to use it

A smooth texture, dense and firm yet soft, means it slices easily and doesn't crumble. Your dog eats a piece straight away, without chewing, and comes back to you for the next task. Once opened, keep in the fridge and use within 3 days.

It is worth keeping one flavour for everyday repetitions and saving another for special situations. A reward that appears rarely keeps its value much longer than one handed out at every opportunity.

A reward your dog comes back for

A good reward is one your dog eats at once and then immediately turns their attention back to you. A hard treat breaks the rhythm - for a moment your dog is busy chewing instead of working. When teaching a new command, the difference becomes visible after just a few repetitions.

About the look of the casing

A wavy casing clinging to the meat is a normal sight with this recipe. No artificial additive stabilises the shape, so the product wrinkles slightly over time. That is exactly how you recognise a recipe with nothing in it but meat, tapioca and minerals.

Other Prime Meat flavours

We make the same recipe with other meats - check out the rabbit version, the beef training sausage or the goat sausage. You will find the full range in the category Prime Meat training sausages. We make every flavour the same way: one meat, gluten-free tapioca, nothing else - what sets them apart is the scent, the texture and which dog they suit best.

By choosing Syta Micha, you give your dog the very best of nature.

Author: Expert content: 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 the guidelines of FEDIAF.
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Last updated: 18 October 2026