Product title
$19.99 | $24.99
Product title
$19.99 | $24.99
Product title
$19.99 | $24.99
Product title
$19.99 | $24.99
Soft Turkey Training Bites for Rewarding Every Dog
Product Description
Finley’s Training Bites Turkey Recipe Dog Treats are soft chew, low-calorie rewards with real turkey as the number one ingredient, giving dogs a high-value taste they crave. At just 2.02 calories per treat, they suit guilt-free training and frequent treating. The soft texture makes chewing easy for puppies, seniors, and dogs of all sizes, and the recipe is made without using corn, wheat, and soy.
Benefits
- Turkey Comes First: Turkey is the first ingredient, giving these treats a meaty flavor dogs enjoy.
- Soft & Chewy: These treats are easy to chew, whether you have a young puppy, an older dog, or a larger breed.
- Free from Corn, Wheat, Soy: Support healthy digestion with soft recipes that are free from corn, wheat, and soy for all ages.
- Bite-Sized Rewards: Soft, bite-sized treats are easy to reward quickly, keeping your dog focused and motivated during every training session.
- Turkey and Sweet Potato: Real turkey combines with sweet potato, pea flour, and rye flour in a soft, chewy recipe.
Variants
Available in two sizes:
- Finley’s Training Bites Turkey Recipe Dog Treats, 6-oz
- Finley’s Training Bites Turkey Recipe Dog Treats, 16-oz
Ingredients
Sweet potato, turkey, coconut glycerin, natural flavor, rye flour, vinegar, pea flour, rosemary extract, gelatin, molasses, salt, and preserved with tocopherols.
Calorie Content
2,893 kcals per kg, 2.02 kcals per treat.
Guaranteed Analysis
| Guaranteed Analysis | US | Metric |
|---|---|---|
| Crude Protein (min) | 13.0% | 130 g/kg |
| Crude Fat (min) | 3.0% | 30 g/kg |
| Crude Fiber (max) | 6.0% | 60 g/kg |
| Moisture (max) | 30.0% | 300 g/kg |
How to Use
Directions for Use
- Feed as Treat or Reward: Feed the bites as a treat or reward during training and everyday moments rather than as a meal.
- Fits All Ages: The soft texture suits puppies, seniors, and dogs of all sizes, so adjust the number of bites.
Additional Information
Precautions
- Rye and Pea Flour: These treats contain both, so check the label if your dog eats a grain-free diet.
- Check with Your Vet: If your dog has food sensitivities or special dietary needs, ask your vet before trying these treats.
Shipping & Return
We offer ground, express, priority, and international delivery; see our shipping policy for details.
For return instructions or product concerns, please refer to our detailed refund policy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What are Training Bites Turkey Recipe dog treats?
Ans: They are soft chew, bite-sized, low-calorie dog treats made with real turkey as the number one ingredient. At just 2.02 calories per treat, they are designed for training sessions and frequent treating, and they come in 6-oz and 16-oz sizes.
Q2: How many calories are in each treat?
Ans: Each treat has around 2.02 calories. They can be a handy little reward during training, but keep an eye on how many your dog gets throughout the day.
Q3: What ingredients are in these treats?
Ans: The treats contain turkey, pea flour, rye flour, molasses, coconut glycerin, sweet potato, gelatin, vinegar, natural flavor, salt, tocopherols, and rosemary extract. Real turkey is listed first, and the recipe is free from corn, wheat, and soy for dogs of all ages.
Q4: Are these treats grain-free?
Ans: No, these treats are not grain-free because they contain rye flour. They are free from corn, wheat, and soy and use pea flour, sweet potato, and real turkey, so ask your veterinarian if your dog needs a grain-free or restricted diet.
Q5: What is in the guaranteed analysis?
Ans: The guaranteed analysis lists a minimum of 13 percent crude protein and 3 percent crude fat, with a maximum of 6 percent crude fiber and 30 percent moisture. The higher moisture content reflects the soft chew texture of these training treats.
Q6: Are these treats good for digestion?
Ans: These treats don’t contain corn, wheat, or soy, which may be helpful for dogs sensitive to these ingredients. However, every dog is different, so it’s worth checking the label for rye flour and pea flour if your dog has a sensitive stomach. If you’re unsure whether these treats are suitable, ask your vet for advice.
Q7: Why is real turkey the first ingredient?
Ans: Turkey is the first ingredient, adding a meaty flavor dogs may enjoy. These treats are easy to use as a quick reward when teaching your dog something new.