Dog treats with turkey, pumpkin, carrot and sweet potato 80g

Dog treats with turkey, pumpkin, carrot and sweet potatoes are soft, pellet-shaped pieces in which meat makes up 90% of the recipe, with fruit and vegetables making up the rest. A reward your dog eats straight away and that you can break up with your fingers.

Dog treats with turkey, pumpkin, carrot and sweet potatoes 80g

What the turkey treats are made of

The recipe is turkey 90%, pumpkin 2%, carrot 2%, sweet potatoes 2%, vegetable glycerine and minerals. The only source of animal protein is turkey, with no other species mixed in. There are no grains, sugar or artificial colours and flavourings, because we focus on natural ingredients and the quality of the raw material.

What pumpkin, carrot and sweet potatoes bring

Three additions, all rich in carotenoids. Pumpkin provides beta-carotene, pectins and potassium, carrot provides alpha- and beta-carotene and fibre, and sweet potatoes provide beta-carotene, lutein and B vitamins. Each makes up two per cent of the recipe, so together they account for six per cent.

Soft texture and piece size

The softness comes from vegetable glycerine obtained from rapeseed oil. It keeps water inside the piece, so the treat gives way under the teeth instead of hardening. Each piece is about 1.5 by 0.8 centimetres and pellet-shaped, so you can break it into smaller parts.

Turkey for dogs: properties of the meat

Turkey is poultry with pale meat and a mild aroma, easily digested and generally well tolerated. This mildness is its strength for a dog that is just getting to know treats, and the reason this variant works well as an everyday flavour. You can read more about this meat in the turkey for dogs entry in our glossary.

When to give turkey treats

Tip a handful of treats into a pouch and take them on a walk. Your dog eats the soft piece straight away, so the reward reaches them exactly when it should. 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.

Are the treats suitable for puppies

The recipe is suitable for dogs of any age, from puppy to senior. What decides this is the texture and size: a soft, small piece suits both a dog just getting to know treats and one that has known them for years.

Other flavours in the treats line

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