Arden Grange Duck & Superfoods Training Treats | Grain-Free Soft Rewards
Arden Grange Duck & Superfoods Training Treats are soft, bite-sized rewards for dogs and puppies, made with 30% fresh duck. Chia seeds, cranberry and small amounts of fruit, spirulina and coconut complete the listed recipe. Their 100g pack is handy for walks and short, reward-based training sessions.
Key Benefits
- 30% fresh duck — the lead named ingredient.
- Soft pieces — practical for giving small rewards promptly.
- Grain-free recipe — made without grain ingredients, though the listing warns of possible cereal traces.
- Clear energy figure — 278 kcal per 100g helps with treat portions.
- 100g pack — easy to keep in a training bag.
At a Glance
| Feature |
Detail |
| Suitable for |
Dogs and puppies over 8 weeks, as stated in the existing listing |
| Texture |
Soft training treat |
| Protein / fat |
19.5% / 6% |
| Metabolisable energy |
278 kcal per 100g |
| Pack size |
100g |
| Other animal ingredients |
Dried krill; may contain traces of other animal proteins |
| Country of origin |
Not specified |
Full Composition
Fresh duck 30%, potato protein, vegetable glycerine, sweet potato, pea starch, peas, potato flour, tapioca, potato starch, pea fibre, chia seeds, cranberry, dried krill, blueberries 0.09%, rose hips 0.09%, apple 0.09%, spirulina 0.03%, coconut 0.03%. May contain traces of other animal proteins and cereals.
Nutritional Information (per 100g)
| Nutrient |
Amount |
| Crude protein |
19.5g |
| Fat content |
6g |
| Crude ash |
4.1g |
| Crude fibre |
2g |
| Moisture |
28g |
| Metabolisable energy |
278 kcal |
Nutritional Additives (per kg)
No nutritional additive quantities are specified in the current listing. Technological additives listed: antioxidants (tocopherol-rich extracts of natural origin).
🐾 Kimi's Expert Verdict
Soft duck rewards can be convenient when you want to mark good behaviour quickly without interrupting a training session. This recipe lists 30% fresh duck and provides enough analysis to plan how many treats to give alongside normal meals. It also lists dried krill and warns of traces of other animal proteins and cereals, so do not assume it is suitable for a strict elimination diet or a dog with a confirmed allergy. For dogs that tolerate the listed ingredients, this is a useful little reward. Highly recommended.
