Health Extension Bison & Fish Jerky | Novel Protein Dog Treats
Health Extension Bison & Fish Jerky | Novel Protein Dog Treats
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Health Extension Bison & Fish Jerky
85% Bison and Whitefish — 4 oz & 14 oz
Bison and whitefish are two proteins most dogs have never eaten, which is exactly why they're useful. If you're working out what your dog reacts to, a jerky built on novel proteins and a short ingredient list gives you a reward you can use without reintroducing the usual suspects.
Why the Short Ingredient List Matters
- 🦬 85% bison and whitefish — two proteins that rarely appear in everyday dog food, which makes them a reasonable starting point for a dog with suspected sensitivities to chicken or beef.
- 📋 Eight ingredients, end to end — bison, whitefish, sweet potato, coconut glycerin, natural flavor, salt, mixed tocopherols and rosemary extract. Nothing else to cross-reference.
- 🔢 13 kcal per treat — small enough to use repeatedly in a training session without unbalancing the day's calories. 4,300 kcal/kg overall.
- ✂️ Two sizes, and it tears — 4 oz for trying it, 14 oz once you know. The jerky breaks into smaller pieces easily for small dogs or high-frequency rewards.
- 🇺🇸 Made in the USA by a family-owned company — grain-free and GMO-free, preserved with mixed tocopherols and rosemary extract rather than synthetic preservatives.
Nutrition & Ingredients
Guaranteed analysis: crude protein 25% min · crude fat 27% min · crude fiber 4% max · moisture 21% max.
Calories: 4,300 kcal/kg — about 13 kcal per treat.
Ingredients: bison, whitefish, sweet potato, coconut glycerin, natural flavor, salt, mixed tocopherols (preservative), rosemary extract (flavor).
Sizes: 4 oz and 14 oz. Origin: made in the USA.
FAQ
Is this suitable for a dog on an elimination diet?
It uses novel proteins, which is the right idea, but a true elimination diet is run under veterinary supervision with everything controlled — including treats. Ask your vet before adding anything, including this, to a diagnostic trial.
Fat is 27% — is that high?
It's rich, yes. At 13 kcal a treat that's fine for normal training use, but if your dog is on a fat-restricted diet for a diagnosed reason, check with your vet first rather than assuming a treat is too small to matter.
How many can I give a day?
Most guidance keeps treats to a modest share of daily calories. At 13 kcal each, a handful during a training session is unremarkable for a medium dog; for a very small dog, they add up faster than you'd think. Feeding amounts vary with age, activity, body condition and whatever else is in the bowl. Your vet is the right person to set a target for your particular dog.
What does 85% mean here?
85% of the recipe is bison and whitefish. The remaining 15% is sweet potato, coconut glycerin (which keeps the jerky pliable), natural flavor, salt and two natural preservatives.
Will it work for a dog with a fish allergy?
No — whitefish is one of the two main proteins. If fish is the thing your dog reacts to, this isn't the treat to use.
🎁 Build a Rotation Around It
Novel proteins work best when they stay novel. If you're rotating treats to avoid overexposing your dog to any one protein, keep this for bison-and-fish days and use something else in between — the treats collection has several single-protein options.
Rotation is how a novel protein stays useful.
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