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80:20 Fish Reward Treats

80:20 Fish Reward Treats

Regular price £4.50 GBP
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Unit price £45.00  per  kg
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Size

80:20 Fish Reward Treats are small, fish-shaped training treats made with 80% fish — salmon, white fish and trout — and 20% sweet potato and potato. Bite-sized and easy to break up, they are made for pockets, treat pouches and training sessions. Grain free and gluten free, with no artificial colours or preservatives. Hand-packed by us in Deeping St James. Available in 100g, 250g and 500g.

  • 80% fish — salmon 42%, white fish 28% and trout 10%.
  • Bite-sized & fish-shaped — small enough to reward often in a training session.
  • Grain free & gluten free — made with sweet potato and potato.
  • Chicken free — a fish-based alternative to our Poultry Reward Cubes.
  • No artificial colours or preservatives.

Composition

80% Freshly Prepared Fish (including Salmon 42%, White Fish 28%, Trout 10%), Sweet Potato, Potato, Salmon Stock.

Analytical constituents

Constituent %
Crude protein 32%
Crude fat 12%
Crude fibre 1.5%
Crude ash 9.5%
Moisture 8%
Omega-6 fatty acids 1.4%
Omega-3 fatty acids 2%

Which size?

The 100g pouch is a good first try or a week of training for a small dog. The 250g bag is the everyday size, and the 500g bag is the best value for regular trainers and multi-dog homes.

Feeding guide

Feed as a treat or training reward between meals, alongside a complete, balanced diet — not as a meal. Suitable from 12 weeks. Break treats in half for small dogs and puppies, and reduce main meals on heavy training days so treats make up no more than around 10% of daily food. Always supervise, and keep clean, fresh water available at all times.

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place and reseal after opening.

A complementary pet food for dogs and cats of all life stages. Prefer a single-ingredient fish treat? See our Cod Reward Cubes and Dried Sprats.

Common questions

What are they made from?
80% freshly prepared fish — salmon (42%), white fish (28%) and trout (10%) — with sweet potato, potato and salmon stock. No grain, gluten, artificial colours or preservatives.
Are they good for training?
Yes — they are small and fish-shaped, so you can reward often without overfeeding, and they break up easily for smaller dogs.
How are they different from your Cod Reward Cubes?
Cod Reward Cubes are a single ingredient (100% cod). These are an 80:20 recipe with three fish plus sweet potato and potato, made as a small training treat. Pick the Cod cubes if you need a single-protein treat.
Are they suitable for dogs that avoid chicken?
They contain no chicken — the protein comes from salmon, white fish and trout. As with any new food, introduce gradually.
Are they suitable for puppies?
Yes, from 12 weeks. Break them in half for small puppies and always supervise.
How many can my dog have?
Feed in moderation alongside meals and reduce main meals on heavy training days, so treats stay to around 10% of daily food.
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