Trenerki with guinea fowl for dogs 80g

Training treats for dogs with guinea fowl are a soft everyday reward: small, ready to give and eaten straight away. No cutting, no breaking, no rummaging in your pocket.

Trenerki with guinea fowl for dogs 80g

Trenerki with guinea fowl: a recipe with no fillers

Apart from guinea fowl, these pieces contain exactly one thing, at 1%. The other 99% is guinea fowl. No grains, gluten, maize, soya, sugar, artificial colours or flavourings.

Vegetable glycerine in Trenerki: one job

If the recipe were dried meat alone, the pieces would be as hard as wood shavings. Vegetable glycerine holds water in them, and that is what gives them their softness. One percent, one job, no effect on taste. Such a small share does not make a gummy or a jelly - what you hold in your hand is dried meat, just bound and softer than it would be on its own.

Trenerki and hypoallergenic dog treats

The recipe is single-protein, meaning it contains the protein of one species. Fewer ingredients mean fewer unknowns, and on an elimination diet this is a must. That is why Trenerki appear in lists of hypoallergenic treats - the recipe decides, not the species.

What guinea fowl brings to the recipe

Guinea fowl is poultry farmed on a much smaller scale than chicken, with darker meat and a higher fat content. Fat carries scent, so this variant is distinctive and is often used as a special reward rather than an everyday one. You can read more about this meat in the entry guinea fowl for dogs in our glossary.

Trenerki with guinea fowl every day

This is a reward you can give with one hand, at any time of day. It needs no preparation or measuring, so you can give it just as easily at home, on a walk and in the car. Your dog eats it straight away and you get back to what you were doing. The pack has a zip closure, so after giving a treat you close it in one move and put it back in the cupboard. A fridge is not needed and not recommended, because the pieces pick up moisture there.

Two flavours in the cupboard give you more than one: use the milder meat to reward everyday little things, and the stronger one for what is really difficult for your dog. Your dog reads the difference in scent faster than you might think.

Are Trenerki suitable for a puppy

Trenerki work for a puppy and for an elderly dog for the same reason: they do not need chewing. With milk teeth there is no pain, with worn teeth there is no laborious chewing, and in both situations the reward reaches your dog straight away. The recipe does not change with age, so one pack serves the whole household.

Other flavours in the Trenerki line

We make the same recipe from more than a dozen different meats - take a look at Trenerki with wild boar, training treats with turkey or the beef variant. You will find the full line in the Trenerki for dogs category. Each variant is one meat and the same one percent of glycerine; they differ in scent, fat content and which dog they suit best.

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