A Special Treat for Cats and Dogs
Dried whole herring is a special treat for both cats and dogs. This snack is not only tasty but also highly nutritious. Herring is rich in vitamins, trace elements and unsaturated omega-3 fatty acids. These fatty acids are important for the health of the skin, coat and joints.
The gentle drying process helps preserve the valuable nutrients in the herring while also extending the shelf life of the snack without the use of chemical preservatives.
What Makes Herring Special?
Herring is a fish rich in vitamin D, fluoride, selenium and omega-3 fatty acids. These nutrients are important for the immune system, bone strength and the overall health of your pet.
With a fat content of 18.7%, herring is an energy-rich fish and also an excellent source of animal protein. Best of all, your pet can enjoy its distinctive taste while benefiting from its valuable nutrients.
A Traditional Food Source for Humans and Animals
Herring has long been an important food source for humans and animals. Before modern preservation methods became available, fish was often dried to extend its shelf life. In coastal regions, fish also formed part of the diet of cats and dogs living alongside fishing communities.
The tradition of drying herring has a long history and continues today using modern, gentle drying methods.
Naturally Rich in Fat and Nutrients
Herring is one of the fattiest fish and is therefore particularly nutritious. It was once so valuable that, in some regions, it was even used as a form of currency. Today, herring is still appreciated for its high nutrient content and its nutritional benefits.
Chew Treats
Always feed chew treats only as a supplement to the main food and, if necessary, reduce the amount of main food based on your pet's needs and weight status. Not suitable as a complete food.
Caution: Never feed chew treats without supervision and always provide your pet with sufficient fresh water.
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