Fish4Dogs Training Puppy Salmon Bites - 80g

The Fish4Dogs Training Puppy Salmon Bites are small crunchy salmon pieces for puppy training — aromatic enough to hold a puppy's attention and small enough to hand over dozens of times in a session.

Key Features

• Salmon-based and grain-free, which suits puppies that do badly on cereal
• Small and crunchy, sized for the frequent rewards early training depends on
• Marine omega-3 arrives as EPA and DHA already formed, so a dog does not have to convert it the way it must with plant oils
• An 80 g bag that fits a pocket or a treat pouch
• A complementary food. It is made to go alongside a complete diet, not to replace one
• Made by Fish4Dogs, a British company that builds its recipes around fish rather than using it as a flavouring

Using Them In Training

• Fish4Dogs' daily allowance: small puppies 25–40 pieces, medium 40–55, large 55–70
• Those counts look high because the pieces are tiny. They are a daily maximum, and the main meal should come down to match
• Reward immediately — a puppy connects the treat with whatever it did in the previous second or two, not the previous minute
• Keep treats to roughly a tenth of the day's calories, and take the difference off the main meal
• Always leave fresh, clean drinking water available

Good To Know

• A complementary food. It is made to go alongside a complete diet, not to replace one
• Fish is a common trigger in dogs with food sensitivities. If your dog has itchy skin or recurring ear trouble, fish is worth ruling in or out with a vet rather than feeding more of
• Grain-free is a formulation choice, not a hypoallergenic claim. A puppy with genuine food sensitivities needs a vet-led diagnosis
• Keep the bag sealed. These work because of the smell, and the smell fades once air gets in
• Puppies fill up quickly. Use part of the daily food ration as training rewards on heavy training days