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Meaty Strips

Meaty Strips

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Meaty Strips are simple, single-ingredient air-dried treats made from 100% rabbit or 100% venison — lean, palatable and grain free. Choose your protein and size: rabbit or venison as individual strips, or rabbit in a 250g bag. A great training reward or enrichment treat for dogs of all sizes.

  • 100% single ingredient — either 100% rabbit or 100% venison; UK-sourced, air-dried with no additives or preservatives; grain and gluten free, and chicken free.
  • Naturally lean — both proteins are relatively low in fat (around 9%), making these a light treat you can use often.
  • Two novel proteins — rabbit and venison are proteins many dogs rarely eat, so a useful, single-ingredient and naturally low-allergen option for dogs sensitive to chicken, beef or pork.
  • Easy to use — light strips that break up easily for training rewards, scatter feeding or stuffing into enrichment toys; suitable from 8 weeks.
  • Helps with chewing — the natural chewing action can help reduce surface plaque as part of a wider dental routine (not a replacement for brushing or veterinary care).

Composition

Rabbit Strips — 100% Rabbit. Analytical constituents (per 100g): Protein 62.6%, Fat 9.5%, Ash 17.6%, Crude Fibre 9.9%, Moisture 8.8%.

Venison Strips — 100% Venison. Analytical constituents (per 100g): Protein 56.6%, Fat 9.2%, Ash 25.8%, Crude Fibre 7.8%, Moisture 6.8%.

Feeding guide

A complementary treat, fed alongside a complete, balanced diet. Adjust to your dog's size and activity level:

  • Up to 4.5kg: 1–2 strips per day
  • 4.5–11kg: 2–3 strips per day
  • 11–23kg: 3–4 strips per day
  • Over 23kg: 4–5 strips per day

Always supervise your dog while feeding and make sure fresh water is available.

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight, and reseal the bag after opening.

A complementary food for dogs — feed under supervision and always allow access to fresh water.

Common questions

What's the difference between rabbit and venison?
Both are 100% single-protein, air-dried strips and both are lean. Rabbit is a mild, light protein; venison is a little richer and more gamey. Both are novel proteins that many dogs rarely encounter, so either is a good choice for a varied or sensitive diet.
Are they good for dogs with sensitivities?
Rabbit and venison are single, novel proteins, which makes them a useful option for dogs that react to more common proteins like chicken, beef or pork. As with any new food, introduce them gradually.
Are they low in fat?
Yes — both rabbit and venison strips are naturally lean at around 9% fat, with high protein. That makes them a light treat that's easy to use regularly and well suited to training.
Are they suitable for puppies?
Suitable from 8 weeks. The soft strips are easy to break into small pieces for a gentle training reward. Always supervise and keep fresh water available.
Can I use them for training?
They're ideal for it — lean, highly palatable and easy to tear into small pieces, so you can reward often without overfeeding.
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