Psiakersy Salmon with pear 100g

Psiakersy with salmon and pear are two ingredients and that's the whole list - muscle meat and pear, in a three-to-one ratio.

Psiakersy Salmon with pear 100g

Two ingredients and nothing else

Three quarters of the recipe is muscle meat, specifically salmon fillet, and one quarter is pear. That is where the list ends: no flour, glycerine, grains, sugar or preservatives.

Muscle meat, not offal

Salmon is the only fish among these five, and only the fillet is used here. As an oily fish, it provides omega-3 fatty acids, including EPA and DHA, which a dog's body cannot produce on its own. The words “muscle meat” on the label shouldn't be skipped over: they mean that muscle tissue was used, not offal or whatever remains after the meat is separated from the bone. With a two-ingredient treat, that is half of all the information about the product. You can read more about this ingredient in the entry salmon for dogs in our glossary.

Pear in this treat

Pear brings pectins and sorbitol, which is responsible for its natural sweetness. It also softens the fishy smell of the salmon, which can be decisive with a dog that isn't keen on fish.

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 salmon and pear

It is a reward ready to give straight away. After opening, close the pack and keep it in a dry place. For raw feeding, this treat fits a BARF diet, because apart from meat and fruit there is nothing in it.

From what age can you give it

You can give the treat to a puppy, an adult dog and a senior - the recipe doesn't change with age, as it has just two ingredients.

Other Psiakersy

There are other combinations among these five - take a look at Psiakersy with veal and apricot, the wild boar variant or Psiakersy with apple. 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