Vanilla biscuits with game, coconut and apricots 100g

Vanilla dog biscuits with venison are a bake from our bakery - shaped by hand and baked, in a 100 g pack.

Vanilla biscuits with venison, coconut and apricots 100g

Full ingredient list

The ingredients are potato flakes, fresh venison meat 20%, coconut flour 15.5%, potato starch, dried apricots 4%, dried beetroot 3%, fresh beetroot 3%, desiccated coconut 2.8%, vanilla flavouring, anise. Meat makes up 20% of the recipe: fresh venison meat. There are no grains, sugar or preservatives.

A bake, not a dried treat

This is a bake, so it is made differently from dried meat: the dough is shaped by hand and then baked. That is why the biscuit crunches, but it is also why meat cannot make up most of the recipe - there has to be something to bake in the oven.

What the additions bring

This biscuit has the most meat in the whole bakery, and the second ingredient after potato flakes is coconut flour. Then come dried apricots, beetroot in two forms - dried and fresh - and desiccated coconut. The aroma comes from vanilla flavouring with anise. Among the ingredients you will find coconut flour, dried apricots, beetroot and desiccated coconut.

How to read the analytical constituents of a bake

In the table alongside you will see low protein and fat values. This is the natural result of the biscuit being a plant-based bake with meat as an addition. The advantage is the low fat content, the drawback is that this reward will not replace a meat treat.

When to give vanilla biscuits with venison

The bake is ready to serve straight away. Keep it in a closed pack in a dry place - that is the only condition for it to keep its crunch, which is its biggest advantage.

Is the bake suitable for puppies

The recipe is suitable for dogs of any age. The biscuits are small and crumble easily, so they suit both toy breeds and large dogs.

Other bakes from our bakery

Our bakery has other shapes and recipes too - take a look at dog biscuits with venison and elderberry, bone-shaped bakes or biscuits with rabbit and apricot. The full range is in the dog biscuits category. The bakes differ in shape, meat content and additions, and what they share is oven baking and a crunchy texture.

By choosing Syta Micha you give your dog the very best and most natural.

Author: Content prepared by 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 FEDIAF guidelines.
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Last updated: 18 October 2026