Dog Treats

Nature's Protection White Coat Daily Oral Care with Insects Dog Treats 150g
Nature's Protection White Coat Daily Oral Care with Insects Dog Treats 150g | Insect Oral Care Snacks for White Coats
Nature's Protection

Nature's Protection White Coat Daily Oral Care with Insects Dog Treats 150g

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Dog treats at Healthana are rewards for training and everyday bonding, in textures from soft sticks to chewy rings. The range is led by Pet Interest, with Tail Swingers sticks, fillets and slices and Naturest Fresh Energy snacks, and Nature's Protection Red Coat and White Coat snacks in 150g packs.

Types of dog snacks

  • Soft sticks – Tail Swingers soft sticks with rabbit, beef or duck, 100g
  • Fillets and slices – duck or chicken fillets and small duck bites, including a version for small dogs
  • Chews and rings – Deli Donut chew rings with chicken and Deli Sticks with fish skin or duck
  • Bite-size snacks – Naturest Fresh Energy beef and mini mix, 125g, and dual-flavour lamb and rice
  • Nature's Protection snacks – Red Coat and White Coat 150g, with recipes based on herring, lamb or insects

Choosing and feeding snacks

Match the size and hardness of the snack to your dog: small bites suit training and small breeds, while chews suit dogs that like to chew. Snacks are complementary food, so keep them to a small part of the daily diet and supervise chewing. Ask your vet if your dog has allergies or is on a special diet.

Frequently asked questions

Which snacks suit training?

Small, soft pieces such as Duck Slice Small Bites or Naturest Mix Mini are easy to give often during training. Reduce the main meal slightly on busy training days.

How many snacks can my dog have each day?

Follow the feeding guide on the pack, which is based on your dog's weight. Snacks should stay a small share of daily food.

Are insect-based snacks safe for dogs?

Insect protein is used as an alternative protein in some Nature's Protection snacks. Introduce any new snack slowly and ask your vet if your dog has food sensitivities.

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