Dried salmon fillets for dogs 80g

Dried salmon fillets for dogs: a single raw material and nothing else. Dried with warm air, with no glycerine, sugar or preservatives.

Dried salmon fillets for dogs 80g

One ingredient and nothing else

One hundred percent of the recipe is salmon, and that is where the list ends. No salt, sugar, colourings or preservatives, and no vegetable glycerine either - in soft treats it is responsible for moisture, but here it is deliberately left out.

What warm-air drying does to meat

There is no additive in the drying process: just warm air and time. The water evaporates and the raw material remains. That gives two things at once - a long shelf life without preservatives and an aroma stronger than that of fresh meat, because it is concentrated in a smaller mass.

Hand-cut strips of dried meat

The meat is cut by hand into strips three to five centimetres long. The strip is dense but still flexible: you can snap it between your fingers, while your dog has to chew it. If you want a smaller reward, break the strip before giving it.

What meat goes into drying

Salmon fillet goes into drying.

One kilogram of finished product is made from 4 kilograms of fish - that is how much water drying removes. That is why the pack weighs so little and the aroma is so intense: only the raw material remains in each piece.

Salmon in this treat

Salmon is an oily fish, and its fat is the most interesting thing here: it provides omega-3 fatty acids, which a dog's body cannot produce on its own. On top of that come vitamins D and E, the full set of B vitamins and minerals: potassium, magnesium, iron, zinc, copper, phosphorus and selenium. The characteristic colour of the meat comes from astaxanthin, a natural carotenoid. You can read more about this ingredient in the entry salmon for dogs in our glossary.

A single-protein treat and an elimination diet

One ingredient in the recipe means one variable. A single-protein treat can be fitted into an elimination diet without undermining its purpose, because it brings in no proteins you don't know about. That is the only reason the category appears under the entry hypoallergenic treats - no raw material is hypoallergenic in itself.

When to give dried salmon fillets

You can take a dry piece on a walk without worry, and after giving it you simply close the pack and put it away somewhere dry. The fridge isn't necessary and tends to do harm: in it, the product gets damp and loses the aroma that is its greatest strength here. It is also a reward that suits a BARF diet - with a single raw material in the recipe, it brings no grains, sugar or artificial additives into it.

From what age can you give it

A single raw material in the recipe means the product is suitable for dogs of any age, from puppy to senior. You choose the size yourself by breaking a piece before giving it - and that is the only thing you need to adjust to your dog.

Other dried meats

In this category you will find several more raw materials - take a look at dried wild boar meat for dogs, the goose variant or dried rabbit fillets. The full line-up is in the category dried meats for dogs. If you are looking for a reward with a soft texture, our Trenerki dog treats have just that.

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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: 22 October 2026