Training treats with duck 50g

Training treats for dogs with duck are dried meat in small pieces, with no added glycerine and no fillers. Hard, firm and dry to the touch.

Training treats with duck 50g

Treats with duck: a recipe with no fillers

The recipe has three ingredients: air-dried duck meat 98%, apple fibre 1.5% and minerals 0.5%. The meat here is exclusively muscle meat: no offal, no cartilage and no ground bone. There are no grains, sugar or artificial colours and flavourings, because we focus on natural, high-quality raw materials.

Air-drying and what it means

Drying with warm air draws water out of the meat and leaves it dark, firm and hard. We do not put that water back with any additive, because the recipe contains no glycerine or anything else that would keep it soft. So the texture is exactly what comes from the raw material. If you prefer a soft reward, our Trenerki for dogs have that texture.

One plant addition and its role

Besides meat, the recipe contains apple fibre, rich in pectins. Pectins are a soluble fibre: they are not broken down in the small intestine and become food for gut bacteria, meaning they act as a prebiotic. A second, very practical effect is taste, because apple pomace stays naturally sweet.

Hypoallergenic dog treats and the recipe

A single-protein recipe means the animal protein comes from one species and contains no additions you do not know about. That is the only reason the category appears under hypoallergenic dog treats, and also the reason it makes sense on an elimination diet.

What duck brings to the recipe

Duck is dark poultry meat, richer and stronger in scent than chicken breast, with a higher fat content. It is also one of those meats dogs accept without persuading, so it works well for a fussy dog. You can read more about this meat in the entry duck for dogs in our glossary.

Treats with duck every day

You can tip the dry pieces into a pouch and take them on a walk without worrying that anything will leave grease in your pocket. You can give them at home, in the garden and in the car, and after use you simply close the pack and put it in a dry place. Your dog needs a moment to chew the piece, so the reward does not vanish instantly.

Are these treats suitable for a puppy

The recipe does not change with your dog's age, so the product is suitable for a puppy, an adult dog and a senior. One meat, a short ingredient list and no grains or sugar are features that matter equally at any age. A small piece also suits a dog of any size.

Other flavours in the BLACK line

In the BLACK line you will also find other meats - take a look at treats with salmon, the kangaroo variant or dried game meat. The full range is in the BLACK training treats for dogs category. The variants differ in meat, scent and fat content, and they share the drying method and the absence of glycerine.

When you choose 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 dietitian 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