Smart Cookie Wild-Caught Salmon Jerky Treats for Dogs

Indulge your beloved canine companion with the pure and healthy goodness of Smart Cookie's all - natural wild - caught Alaskan salmon jerky treats. These delectable dog treats are crafted using only one premium protein source - wild - caught Alaskan salmon. This single - protein treat is free from any added animal protein sources, delivering a pure and high - quality snack for your furry friend. Rich in Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids, these treats work wonders for your dog's coat, making it shiny and lustrous. They also contribute to healthy skin and overall well - being. The DHA in these treats is a boon for growing puppies, supporting their brain and eye development during crucial growth phases. Our unique dehydration process is carefully carried out to lock in all the essential nutrients, ensuring that every bite is a powerhouse of goodness. Moreover, these treats are grain - free, making them an ideal option for dogs with sensitive stomachs or those on specialized diets. Whether you're using them as a high - value reward during training sessions or just as a yummy snack, you can rest assured knowing that these treats are made in the USA, guaranteeing top - notch quality and your peace of mind. Treat your dog to a snack that's both delicious and nutritious!

Using these Smart Cookie wild - caught salmon jerky treats for your dog is super easy. You can give them to your dog as a regular snack anytime during the day. When it comes to training, these high - value treats work great as rewards. Just show your dog the treat, give a command, and when they follow it correctly, offer the treat right away. As for storage, keep the treats in a cool, dry place. Make sure to seal the package tightly after each use to maintain freshness. Although these treats are made with high - quality ingredients, always monitor your dog while they're enjoying them, especially if they tend to eat too fast. Also, if your dog has any specific health conditions, it's a good idea to consult your vet before adding new treats to their diet.