Chicken & Lamb Training Treats – 100% Australian Made (1kg bag, ~1650 pieces)

Our Chicken & Lamb Training Treats are bite-sized, soft, and delicious — perfect for training sessions, rewards, or just spoiling your best mate throughout the day. Made in Australia from premium chicken and lamb, these treats are carefully air-dried to lock in nutrition and flavour while keeping them easy to handle.

With approximately 1650 treats per 1kg bulk bag, these are fantastic value for households with multiple dogs, busy training routines, or anyone who loves having a healthy, ready-to-go reward on hand.

At a Glance

✅ Product of Australia
✅ Small 7.5 mm pieces – perfect for training
✅ 1kg bulk value pack (~1650 treats)
✅ High in protein, lean, boneless
✅ Flavour-packed, low mess, low odour
✅ Easy to digest, suitable for sensitive stomachs
✅ Red Dog Approved

Product Snapshot

• Protein: Chicken & lamb

• Ingredients: 100% Australian chicken, lamb, tapioca, potato starch, bamboo fibre, beetroot, guar gum, canola oil, natural antioxidants & minerals

• Texture: Small, semi-soft, dried bite-sized pieces

• Pack size: 1kg bulk bag (~1650 treats, ~7.5 mm each)

• Processing: Gently air-dried for freshness and shelf life

• Best for: Training sessions, rewards, enrichment

• Suitability: All breeds and ages, including puppies

Why Choose Chicken & Lamb Training Treats?

These aren’t just treats — they’re training made easy.

• Perfect size for rewards: At just 7.5 mm, these treats are designed for repetition in training without overfeeding.

• High-value motivation: With a rich aroma and taste, dogs focus fast and stay engaged during commands.

• Nutritious and lean: Made from premium chicken and lamb, they provide protein for strong muscles with minimal fat.

• Gentle on tummies: Simple, carefully selected ingredients make them suitable for sensitive stomachs.

• Convenient & clean: Low odour, non-greasy, and easy to carry in treat bags or pockets.

Health Benefits

• Firstly, rich in protein to support strength, development, and vitality.

• Secondly, easy-to-digest formula, suitable for training repetitions.

• Because they’re small and lean, they’re ideal for weight-conscious dogs.

• Finally, the flavour-packed recipe ensures your dog stays motivated and excited to learn.

Product Size

• Approx. treat size: ~7.5 mm diameter

• Pieces per pack: ~1650 per 1kg bag

• Pack size: 1kg bulk bag

How to Use It

• Training: Perfect as quick rewards during obedience work or puppy classes.

• Everyday rewards: Use as small snacks throughout the day without adding excess calories.

• Enrichment: Scatter a handful in puzzle toys or snuffle mats to keep your dog mentally stimulated.

Feeding & Safety Guidance

• Natural variation: Each treat may vary slightly in size, shape, and colour.

• Supervision: Always supervise your dog during treat time.

• Fresh water: Provide clean drinking water at all times.

• Moderation: Use as part of a balanced diet, not as a meal replacement.

• Veterinary advice: If your dog has sensitivities, check with your vet before introducing new foods.

Storage & Shelf Life

Best before 12 months from purchase if sealed and stored below 30°C, away from direct sunlight.

Best For…

• Puppy training and obedience classes

• Multi-dog households looking for value

• Owners wanting convenient, clean, and motivating treats

• Dogs with red meat sensitivities (chicken provides an alternative protein)

Other Healthy Options

If your dog enjoys Chicken & Lamb Training Treats, they may also love:

• Emu Jerky– light, crunchy training treats.

• Thinly Sliced Liver Treats – high-value professional training reward.

• Crispy Chicken – thinly sliced and easy to break up,

The Perfect Training Treat

With over 1600 pieces per bag, these Chicken & Lamb Training Treats are incredible value and unbeatable for training motivation.

🐾 Dogs can’t resist the smell and taste — and you’ll love knowing they’re healthy, Australian made, and perfect for every training session.

A Note on Safety

⚠️ The information provided is intended as general guidance. It is not veterinary advice. Always supervise your dog when giving treats, and ensure fresh water is available. If you have concerns about your dog’s diet or health, please consult your veterinarian.