Crocodile tails: Good dental hygiene starts with raw bones, however they need to be size appropriate. Our Sassy Treats Crocodile tail bones are chopped into 3 sizes, depending on your dog’s size, with good meat and no fat, great for keeping your pet occupied whilst their teeth get a great cleaning.
Salmon Blini: why Salmon?, well, Salmon contains Omega 3’s to fight free radicals and fight disease through aging whilst acting on brain and joint health by reducing inflammation. The primary omega-3 fats found in raw salmon are eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) ( 1 ). This raw meal is made with seeds which are tri quinoa and buckwheat. Tri quinoa and Buckwheat are known as a superfoods as both are rich in magnesium (repair of muscles), have a higher fibre content than most grains and a higher protein count than many animal meats, and contains essential minerals and vitamins naturally, so there’s no need to add supplements.
This meal generates very small firm stools.
Irish Stew: is where single protein meets loads of fibre . This raw food meal is recommended for dogs who cannot digest grain, and need high protein levels. It suitable for pancreatic and diabetic dogs and is a favourite for those needed a low purine diet (like Dalmatians). Eggs are on of hte most protein / gram sources you can find, along with many trace minerals and great fats.
Goat Spines: The spines are like a 2 for the price of one bone. The spine part is just like neck type bone with the bone of part of the ribcage, similar to the brisket type bone. A great meaty way to clean teeth and occupy your dog. Very low fat bone option. Again, we sell in 2 sizes to match the bones appropriately to the dog’s size.
Fresh Sardines: these can be bought individually or by the kilo. We only sell Australian produce, and these are from W.A. Sardines are amazingly high in protein and their amino acid profiles typically include more essential amino acids than most plant and animal based protein sources. They are high in and oleic acid for heart, coat and eye and joint health and high in Omega 3’s , like Salmon. Sardines have direct health correlation to the thyroid with balanced levels of phosphorus and calcium and contain good levels of Vitamins: B12 and selenium and Vitamin D for bone health. There isn’t much a sardine cant do for a dog’s health!
