Training treats with ostrich 50g

Training treats for dogs with ostrich are small pieces of ostrich meat, dried and sealed in an airtight pack. A reward that is dry to the touch, so you can carry it in your jacket pocket without worry.

Training treats with ostrich 50g

What the ostrich treats are made of

The recipe has three ingredients: air-dried ostrich meat 98%, apple fibre 1.5% and sea salt 0.5%. The meat here is muscle meat only: no offal, no cartilage and no ground bone. There are no grains, sugar or artificial colours and flavourings, because we focus on natural ingredients and the quality of the raw material.

Dried meat for dogs, with no added glycerine

We dry the meat with warm air and add no glycerine, which in other treats binds water and keeps them soft. That is why the pieces come out dense and hard: your dog has to chew them, not just swallow them. On the other hand, they are dry to the touch and do not stick together in the pack. If you are looking for a reward with a soft texture, you will find it in our Trenerki training treats for dogs.

Apple fibre: why it is in the recipe

Besides meat, these treats contain fibre from apple pomace, i.e. what is left after pressing the juice. Its main component is pectins, which are not digested in the small intestine and travel further, where they become food for gut bacteria. An ingredient like this is called a prebiotic. The pomace keeps the natural sweetness of the fruit, so it also improves the taste.

A single source of animal protein

The animal protein here comes from one species, with no mixing. On an elimination diet that is a precondition for meaningful observation: if something changes after a week, you know what it relates to. That is why this line comes up in questions about hypoallergenic treats - what matters is the short, predictable recipe, not the meat alone.

What makes ostrich stand out

Ostrich meat is dark like beef, even though the ostrich is a bird; the colour comes from its high content of haem pigments. In the whole BLACK line, this variant has the highest protein content and the lowest fat content. It provides iron, potassium and magnesium, as well as lysine, one of the amino acids a dog's body cannot produce itself and must get from food. You can read more about this meat in the ostrich for dogs entry in our glossary.

When to give ostrich treats

The pieces are small, so you can give them at any time of day: when your dog comes back when called, waits calmly at the door or lets you brush them without protest. The pack is airtight and closes in one movement, and the product is dry, so you can easily carry it in a pocket or bag. A fridge is not needed and not recommended, because the pieces pick up moisture in it.

Training treats for puppies and senior dogs

The recipe is suitable at every stage of a dog's life: for puppies, adult dogs and seniors. What decides this is the composition, not the age on paper - a single source of animal protein and no grains, sugar or artificial additives mean the reward fits the menu whatever your dog's age. The pieces are small, so your dog's size does not matter here either.

Other flavours in the BLACK line

The BLACK line also includes other meats - take a look at buffalo treats, the lamb variant or dried goat meat. The full range is in the BLACK training treats for dogs category. The variants differ in meat, aroma and fat content, and what they share is the drying method and no glycerine in the recipe.

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