Dog treats with sweet potato, carrot and banana [WEGE]

Vegetarian dog treats with sweet potato, carrot and banana are a treat without a gram of meat: three plant ingredients, a soft texture and a pellet shape. A reward for a dog that needs to avoid animal protein or simply likes vegetables.

Dog treats with sweet potato, carrot and banana [WEGE]

Ingredients: three components and not a gram of meat

The recipe is sweet potato 78%, carrot 8%, banana 8% and vegetable glycerine. There is no meat, grain, soya, sugar or preservatives - the list ends at four items and contains nothing that needs explaining.

What sweet potato, carrot and banana bring

Sweet potato provides beta-carotene, lutein, B vitamins and fibre. Carrot adds alpha- and beta-carotene and another portion of fibre, and banana adds potassium, magnesium, vitamin B6 and fructooligosaccharides, a fibre with a prebiotic effect.

Which dogs are vegetarian treats for

Above all for a dog that needs to avoid animal protein for some reason - for example during an elimination diet, when you are testing one meat after another and need a reward from outside that list. There is very little protein here, and that is a feature, not a drawback: this treat is not meant to cover protein needs, but to be a reward that does not add a new animal species to the menu. It is also worth knowing that sweet potato is not a potato - it belongs to a different plant family, despite its name.

Where the softness and pellet shape come from

The treats are soft thanks to vegetable glycerine, which binds water in the piece. It comes from rapeseed oil and, apart from retaining moisture, has no other function here: it does not sweeten and does not preserve. Each piece is about 1.5 by 0.8 centimetres and pellet-shaped, so you can break it into smaller parts.

When to give vegetarian treats

This is a reward you can give with one hand, equally good at home, on a walk and in the car. The pellet-shaped piece does not crumble in your pocket, and if you want to reward with a smaller portion, you break it with your fingers. 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.

From what age can I give them

You can give these treats to puppies, adult dogs and seniors - the recipe does not change with age. The soft piece does not need to be bitten through, and if your dog is really small, you can break it in two with your fingers.

Other flavours in the treats line

This line has several more recipes - take a look at seaweed treats, the duck variant or dog treats with lamb. 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