Training treats with salmon 50g

Training treats for dogs with salmon are firm, dried pieces of salmon meat in a handy pack. Your dog has to chew them, so it stays with the reward a moment longer.

Training treats with salmon 50g

What the treats with salmon are made of

Ingredients: salmon meat 88%, linseed flour 8%, potato flakes 2%, apple fibre 1.5% and gelatine 0.5%. The only source of animal protein is salmon, with no other species mixed in. Linseed flour, meaning ground linseed, brings plant protein and unsaturated fatty acids, potato flakes bring easily digestible carbohydrates, and gelatine binds the piece. There are no grains, sugar or artificial colours and flavourings, because we focus on natural, high-quality raw materials.

Why these treats are hard

The hardness of these pieces is neither an accident nor a faulty batch: it comes from what is not in the recipe. We add no glycerine, which would hold water in the meat, so after drying only a firm piece remains. Your dog chews it a moment longer, and you have a reward that does not dirty your hands or pocket. You will find a soft alternative to this texture in our Trenerki for dogs.

What apple fibre does here

The only plant addition in this recipe is fibre obtained from apple pomace. It brings pectins, a soluble fibre that passes through the small intestine undigested and feeds gut bacteria in the large intestine. There is as much of it as this one job requires, not enough to replace meat.

Single-protein recipe and elimination diets

The recipe is single-protein, meaning it is based on one species. One meat means one variable, and on an elimination diet this is a must. That is why these treats appear in lists of hypoallergenic treats - no meat is hypoallergenic in itself.

Salmon for dogs: properties of the meat

Salmon is an oily fish, and its fat is the most interesting thing here: it provides omega-3 fatty acids, including EPA and DHA, which a dog's body cannot make on its own. The meat itself is also a source of zinc, iodine and selenium, as well as the fat-soluble vitamins A, D and E. You can read more about this meat in the entry salmon for dogs in our glossary.

How to give treats with salmon

This is a reward you can give with one hand, with no preparation or measuring. A harder piece has the advantage that your dog stays busy with it a moment longer, which can be useful when you want to keep it occupied briefly. Close the pack after use and put it back in the cupboard - chilling is not needed, but a dry place is.

From what age can you give it

You can give these treats to a puppy, an adult dog and a senior - the recipe is the same at every life stage. All that changes is why you reach for it: for a young dog as a reward while discovering the world, for an adult every day, and for an older dog as a flavour it knows and recognises straight away.

Other flavours in the BLACK line

In the BLACK line you will also find other meats - take a look at treats with kangaroo, the game variant or dried duck 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