Treats with horse 50g - Delicate digestion

Dog treats with horse meat are a recipe designed for dogs with a delicate digestive system: lean meat and five additions, three of which bring fibre. Small, elongated pieces in a resealable pack.

Treats with horse meat 50g - Delicate digestion

Ingredients of the treats with horse meat

Ingredients: horse meat 78%, linseed flour 9%, healing clay 5%, potatoes 4%, carrot 3% and apple fibre 1%. The meat here is exclusively horse muscle meat, with no offal, and it is the only source of animal protein. There are no grains, sugar, glycerine or artificial colours and flavourings, because we focus on natural, high-quality raw materials.

Additions for a delicate digestive system

Each of these additions brings something different. Linseed flour, meaning ground linseed, provides mucilaginous fibre and omega-3 fatty acids in the form of ALA. Healing clay, meaning bentonite, binds water in the intestinal contents. Apple fibre brings pectins, which pass through the small intestine undigested and in the large intestine become food for gut bacteria, meaning they act as a prebiotic. Carrot adds more pectins and beta-carotene, and potatoes add easily digestible carbohydrates. Three different sources of fibre alongside one water-binding ingredient is the whole idea behind this recipe.

An easily digestible dog treat: what does it actually mean

The term "easily digestible" has no legal definition, so look at the ingredients, not the label. Here it comes down to several things at once: one lean meat without offal, no grains or sugar, a short ingredient list and fibre from three sources. As a reward, it fits into a diet that is meant to be simple and predictable.

Horse meat for dogs: properties of the meat

Horse meat is a lean meat, and it rarely appears in dog food in Poland, so for most dogs it is a novel protein. It has a noticeably sweetish scent and naturally provides iron and B vitamins. You can read more about this meat in the entry horse meat for dogs in our glossary.

One source of animal protein

The animal protein here comes exclusively from horse meat, with no other species mixed in. On an elimination diet this is essential for the observation to make sense: if something changes after a week, you know what it relates to. Linseed flour does add plant protein, so the product is not single-protein in the literal sense; there is, however, a single source of animal protein.

When to give treats with horse meat

The pieces are small and elongated, so you can give them at any time of day: when your dog comes back on recall, waits calmly by the door or lets you brush it without protest. The pack has a zip closure, so after giving a treat you close it in one move and put it away in a dry place. A fridge is not needed.

For puppies and senior dogs

The recipe is suitable at every life stage: for a puppy, an adult dog and a senior. The small, elongated pieces also suit dogs of any size.

Other flavours in the BLACK line

In the BLACK line you will also find air-dried meat without vegetable additions - take a look at treats with buffalo, the lamb variant or dried goat meat. The full range is in the BLACK training treats for dogs category. This is the only variant in it with vegetables and fibre from three sources.

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