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Hairy Dogs Natural Treats

White Fish Jerky Fingers

White Fish Jerky Fingers

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A light, satisfying natural chew made from 100% white fish skin, gently dried into finger-sized sticks. A single-ingredient treat with nothing added — grain-free, very low in fat and handy for dogs with sensitivities. Buy a single finger to try, or stock up in a bag.

  • 100% white fish skin — a single ingredient, gently dried, with nothing added.
  • Naturally very low in fat — just 0.3%, so a light, lean treat.
  • Single-ingredient & naturally low-allergen — grain-free, good for dogs with sensitivities.
  • Satisfying texture — the rough surface means chewing can help reduce plaque.
  • Handy size — each finger is approx 10cm × 2cm (sizes vary, as it's a natural product).
  • Raw, BARF & prey-model friendly.

Sizes

Available as an individual finger to try, or in 250g, 500g and 1kg bags.

Composition

White Fish Skin 100%.

Analytical constituents

Constituent %
Protein 84.4%
Crude Oil & Fat 0.3%
Crude Ash 17%
Crude Fibre 9.2%

Feeding & safety

Feed as a treat or reward alongside a balanced diet — not as a complete food. Suitable from 8 weeks. Always supervise your dog while they chew, keep fresh water available, and take away any small final piece so it isn't swallowed whole. Best for dogs that chew rather than gulp. Store in a cool, dry place.

Part of the Hairy Dogs range of natural, single-ingredient fish treats. See also our Fish Skin Donut and Air-Dried Sprats.

Common questions

What are they made from?
100% white fish skin, gently dried into finger-shaped sticks. A single ingredient with no additives.
Are they really high in omega-3?
No — these are a very lean white-fish product (just 0.3% fat), so while they contain a trace of omega-3 they aren't an "omega-3 rich" treat like an oily fish such as salmon or sprats. If omega-3 is your main goal, an oily-fish treat is a better choice.
Which dogs are they good for?
As a single-ingredient, grain-free treat they suit most dogs, including those with sensitivities. The very low fat content also makes them a light option. Pick a size appropriate to your dog and supervise while they chew.
How many can my dog have?
Feed as a treat alongside a balanced diet, and adjust their main food to account for treats. Always supervise while they chew.
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