Psiakersy Duck with apple 100g

Psiakersy with duck and apple have the highest share of fruit and vegetables among our meat treats, and still three quarters of the recipe is meat.

Psiakersy Duck with apple 100g

What Psiakersy are made of

The recipe is duck meat 75% and apple 25%. The meat here is exclusively muscle meat. We add no flour, no glycerine and no minerals - we focus on naturalness and the quality of the raw material.

Duck for dogs

Duck is dark poultry meat, richer and more distinct in aroma than chicken breast. Dogs usually take to it without any persuading. The meat in Psiakersy is muscle meat, as the label states plainly. This distinction matters, because “meat” in pet food can be a broad term - here it has been deliberately narrowed down. You can read more about this ingredient in the entry duck meat for dogs in our glossary.

A quarter of the recipe is apple

Apple mainly brings pectins, i.e. soluble fibre, which in the large intestine becomes food for gut bacteria, meaning it has a prebiotic effect. It also adds natural sweetness.

A single source of animal protein

The animal protein here comes from a single species, so the recipe is single-protein. On an elimination diet this is a prerequisite for meaningful observation, and the plant addition doesn't change that. That is why Psiakersy keep coming up in questions about hypoallergenic treats.

When to give Psiakersy with duck and apple

You can give it at home and on walks, with no measuring or preparation. Close the pack after use. Thanks to its short ingredient list, the treat also suits a BARF diet, where what matters most is what the food doesn't contain.

Is it suitable for a puppy

The recipe is suitable for dogs of any age, from puppy to senior. For a smaller breed, simply break a piece before giving it.

Other Psiakersy

There are other combinations among these five - take a look at Psiakersy with rabbit and banana, the salmon variant or Psiakersy with apricot. Visit the category dog biscuits and treats for the full line-up. The variants differ in meat and in the fruit or vegetable, and they share the three-to-one ratio and the absence of any additives.

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Author: Expert content: 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 the guidelines of FEDIAF.
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Last updated: 18 October 2026