Dried organs and treats for dogs: lung, trachea, tails and tripe from beef, lamb tripe, rabbit and beef ears, deer leg, sprats and mussels. Every product has a single ingredient, dried, with nothing added.
Which dried organs and meat to choose
- Beef: lung, trachea, tails, tripe (abomasum) and ears with fur.
- Lamb: lamb tripe (rumen), with a strong aroma.
- Rabbit: ears with or without fur.
- Deer: leg with fur, a hard chew.
- Fish and mussels: Baltic sprat from Estonia or Poland, and mussels dried in Estonia.
The allergen list is on each page, so you can pick the protein that suits your dog.
Soft or hard
Beef lung has an airy texture and tears easily into small pieces, so it is a light everyday treat. Sprats are crunchy, and their strong smell helps in training. Ears with fur take longer to chew. The trachea comes in crunchy 3-5 cm pieces. Tails, beef tripe and deer leg are hard chews.
Which size and age
Lung, ears, lamb tripe and sprats suit dogs of every size, and puppies too (sprats from 4 months). Trachea, tails, beef tripe and deer leg are for adults. Adjust the piece to your dog's size and count it in the daily ration.
Dried mussels are given differently
Mussels are very concentrated in minerals and rich in zinc, manganese and omega-3. That is why they are given piece by piece, following the dosage on the product page, by weight. Shellfish appears in the allergen list. If your dog has a health problem, ask your vet.
More treats are on the page with all dog treats, in dried skin chews and sensitive stomach.
Frequently asked questions
Which dried organ suits every day?
Beef lung or sprats. Both are easy to tear or portion into small pieces.
Can a puppy have dried organs?
Lung, ears, lamb tripe and sprats, yes. Trachea, tails, beef tripe and deer leg are for adults.
How do I give the hard chews?
Under supervision. Take the piece away when it is small enough to be swallowed, and leave fresh water out.
How do I store the sprats?
Keep the bag closed, in a cool and dry place.
How much of the mussels do I give?
The producer's dosage is on the product page, by weight. Mussels count in the daily ration.
