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Fishcakes

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Introducing our grain free fishcakes! These delicious and nutritious dog treats are made with the freshest, natural ingredients and are the perfect way to show your furry friend how much you care. Made with real fish, our fishcakes are packed with protein and omega-3 fatty acids to support a healthy coat and skin. They are grain-free and gluten-free, making them easy to digest for dogs of all ages and sizes.

Suitable from 12 weeks+
Chew rating 1: Quick to eat
100% Grain, Gluten & Wheat Free
Pack size: 100g

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Our fishcakes have a delicious, crunchy texture that dogs love, with the taste of the ocean that will keep them coming back for more. They are perfect for training, rewarding good behaviour, or simply as a tasty snack.

Eachfishcakeis made with high-quality, natural ingredients and are free from artificial preservatives, flavours, and colours.

Every 100g pack contains approximately 20-22biscuits.

Size:Our Fishcakes are approximately 35mm in diameter and 7mm deep but because they are a 100% natural dog treat, the size and shape will vary.

Other similar texturednatural dogtreats you might be interested in includeBiscuit Bakes,Biscuit BitesorFish Jerky Mini Bites.

Other ‘Fish’ treats and chews in our range that your pooch might enjoy includeSprats,Fish Skin Thinsor ourFish Skin Jerky Bars.

FLAVOUR: Whitefish
Ingredients:85% Whitefish, 15% Potato
Typical Analysis:Protein 34.6%, Fat 13.4%, Ash 12.8%, Moisture 6.15%, Fibre 2.6%

FLAVOUR: Mackerel
Ingredients:85% Mackerel, 15% Potato
Typical Analysis:Protein 31.7%, Fat 33.92%, Ash 6.6%, Moisture 2.1%, Fibre6.3%

FLAVOUR: Salmon
Ingredients:90% Salmon, 10% Potato
Typical Analysis:Protein 37%, Fat 26.5%, Ash 11.1%, Moisture 5.8%, Fibre 3.9%

Suitable for puppies and dogs aged:12weeks+
Pack size:100g (approx 20-22 pieces)
Shelf life:18 months
Sourced From: UK

Always supervise your dog when eating any kind or treat or chew. Ensure that your dog has access to clean, fresh water.

Fishcakes for Dogs Treats | Dragonfly Products (2024)

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Is fish cake good for dogs? ›

Fish Cakes for Dogs

These homemade treats are not only delicious but also packed with essential nutrients that promote your pup's health. Say goodbye to store-bought treats filled with questionable ingredients, and say hello to a homemade option that is both nutritious and irresistibly tasty.

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Why are fish treats good for dogs? ›

Benefits of fish to dogs:

Improve eye and brain health.
Contributes to better and healthier digestion.
Provides a shinier and glossier coat.
Soothes inflammation caused by bone and joint problems.
Boosts heart and kidney health.
Helping dogs mentally, by reducing anxiety, depression and hyperactivity.

Which fish is best for dogs? ›

Absolutely. There are many varieties of fish that are good for dogs. “Tuna, salmon, whitefish, cod and whiting (also known as hank) are all good fish for dogs to eat,” says Dempsey. “Purina uses fish in our foods because it is a good source of many of the nutrients dogs need,” Dempsey explains.

What fish can dogs not eat? ›

Other fish to avoid with high levels of mercury include albacore tuna, swordfish and king mackerel. If you do choose to serve up a small portion of tuna as a rare treat, look for tuna without any additives. “Another issue with tuna, and canned tuna specifically, is the carrier oil that is used,” Dr. Wilson says.

Is canned fish good for dogs? ›

It is generally safe for dogs and cats to consume canned fish as part of their diet. However, it is important to ensure that the fish used is not high in mercury or other contaminants, as these can be harmful to pets. Additionally, it is best to avoid feeding pets fish that is not labeled as fit for human consumption.

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Is tilapia good for dogs? ›

Tilapia can be fed to dogs if it's cleaned properly (skinned, deboned, and only the boneless fillets offered as food) and cooked thoroughly. This fish is a very low calorie and protein-rich food that's also high in selenium, potassium, and vitamin D.

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Can dogs eat canned salmon? ›

Canned salmon is also OK for dogs to eat, but you'll want to watch the sodium. While canned salmon in water is a better choice for dogs than salmon packed in oil, rinse it thoroughly to remove any excess salt or oil from the canning process before adding it to your dog's dish.

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What kind of cake can a dog eat? ›

Dr. Apted says dog-friendly cakes are made of ingredients your dog can eat, like pumpkin, peanut butter, and whole wheat flour. “Many bakeries in dog-friendly areas offer dog-safe cakes,” Dr. Clanin says.