Duck Jerky Cubes – Bite-Sized Training Treats (500g)

Our Duck Jerky Cubes are small, soft and easy-to-feed treats designed to make rewarding your dog simple.

Made with duck as the primary ingredient, each cube is approximately 10mm × 10mm × 5mm and weighs around 1 gram, making them a really practical size for training where you may need to reward your dog frequently.

With approximately 450 to 500 pieces in every 500g bag, you get plenty of individual rewards without having to constantly cut or break larger treats into smaller pieces.

Their soft texture and small size mean dogs can eat them quickly and get straight back to what you’re doing, which is exactly what we want from a good training treat.

At a Glance

✅ Approximately 450 to 500 pieces per 500g bag
✅ Approximately 10mm × 10mm × 5mm
✅ Around 1g per cube
✅ Duck is the primary ingredient
✅ Soft, bite-sized and easy to eat
✅ Great for frequent rewards during training
✅ Excellent for treat pouches and taking out and about
✅ Suitable for enrichment and food games
✅ Alternative to commonly used beef and chicken treats
✅ Great-value 500g bag
✅ Red Dog Approved

Product Snapshot

• Protein: Duck
• Ingredients: Duck meat, starch, glycerin, salt
• Pack Size: 500g
• Approximate Quantity: 450 to 500 pieces
• Cube Size: Approximately 10mm × 10mm × 5mm
• Weight: Approximately 1g per cube
• Texture: Soft, chewy jerky
• Processing: Air-dried
• Best For: Training, frequent rewards, enrichment and everyday treating

Why We Like Duck Jerky Cubes for Training

When we’re training a dog, the size of the reward matters.

We generally don’t need to give a dog a large treat every time they get something right. What we want is something small, rewarding and quick to eat, so we can reinforce the behaviour and continue training without constantly stopping while the dog chews.

That’s where these Duck Jerky Cubes work really well.

At around 1 gram each, they’re already a practical training size. There’s no need to stand there breaking large treats into tiny pieces, and their consistent size also makes it much easier to control how much you’re feeding during a training session.

With around 450 to 500 individual rewards in each bag, they’re particularly good for reward-based training where repetition is important.

Why Duck?

Duck provides a high-quality source of animal protein and gives you another protein option alongside more commonly used choices such as beef and chicken.

Duck is sometimes described as a novel protein, but that depends on the individual dog’s previous diet. For a dog that has never eaten duck before, it may be a novel protein. For a dog that regularly eats duck-based foods, it isn’t.

If your dog has a diagnosed food allergy or is undertaking a veterinary elimination diet, always check the complete ingredient list and speak with your veterinarian before introducing a new treat.

Small Rewards Make a Big Difference

One of the most common mistakes we see when people are training their dogs is making every reward too large.

Dogs don’t measure the value of a reward by its physical size in the same way we might expect. During training, small rewards allow us to reinforce more repetitions without filling the dog up as quickly.

This is particularly useful when working on:

• Puppy training
• Recall
• Loose-lead walking
• Obedience
• Focus around distractions
• Settling and calm behaviour
• Teaching new behaviours
• Reinforcing good choices around the home

The goal isn’t to continually feed your dog. It’s to use food strategically to clearly communicate “that’s exactly what I wanted” when your dog gets it right.

Great for Enrichment Too

They’re not just for formal training.

Their small size makes Duck Jerky Cubes ideal for scattering through a snuffle mat, hiding around the house or yard for scent games, or adding to appropriate treat-dispensing toys.

Using food this way encourages dogs to sniff, search and problem-solve, rather than simply receiving every treat directly from your hand.

Looking for More Training Treats?

Different dogs value different foods, so having a few reward options available can be really useful.

If your dog enjoys our Duck Jerky Cubes, try our Lamb Liver for another highly appealing training reward.

Our Roo Meatball Training Treats are another great bite-sized option, with approximately 1,000 small pieces in a 1kg bag, making them particularly useful when you’re doing lots of reward-based training.

For something with a lighter, crunchy texture, our Lamb Puffs are another popular option and can be easily incorporated into your dog’s treat rotation.

Rotating between different treats can also help you work out what your individual dog values most, particularly when you’re training around distractions.

Feeding & Safety

Duck Jerky Cubes are a complementary treat and should be fed as part of a balanced diet.

Remember that training treats still contribute to your dog’s overall daily food intake, particularly when you’re doing a lot of training.

Always ensure fresh drinking water is available.

For puppies, very small dogs, dogs with medical conditions or dogs on restricted diets, feed appropriately for the individual dog and seek veterinary advice where necessary.

Storage

Store sealed below 30°C in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Reseal the bag after opening to help maintain freshness.

Because this is a food product, always check the product before feeding and discontinue use if there are any signs of spoilage.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Duck Jerky Cubes are in a 500g bag?

There are approximately 450 to 500 cubes per 500g bag. As the product is sold by weight, the exact number will vary slightly between bags.

How big are the cubes?

Each piece is approximately 10mm × 10mm × 5mm and weighs around 1 gram.

Are Duck Jerky Cubes good for training?

Yes. This is where we think they really shine. Their small, consistent size and soft texture mean you can reward your dog and continue training quickly, rather than waiting for them to finish a larger chew.

Can puppies have them?

They can be used as a training reward for puppies when fed appropriately for the individual puppy. As with any treat, supervise your puppy and include treats as part of their overall daily food intake.

Are they a single-ingredient treat?

No. These contain duck meat, starch, glycerin and salt. If you’re looking for a single-ingredient option, have a look at our Beef Liver or other 100% meat treats.

A Practical Training Treat

Whether you’re teaching a puppy their first behaviours, working on recall, reinforcing good manners or simply rewarding your dog for making a good choice, Duck Jerky Cubes make rewarding easy.

They’re small, soft, convenient and already portioned into a useful training size, with approximately 450 to 500 rewards in every 500g bag.

That’s exactly what we look for in an everyday training treat.

Give your dog a pat from us.

A Note on Safety

⚠️ The information provided is intended as general guidance and is not veterinary advice. Always feed treats appropriately for your dog’s size, age, health and overall diet. Ensure fresh drinking water is available. If you have concerns about your dog’s diet or whether this product is suitable for them, please consult your veterinarian.