100% Iberian pork delicacy for dogs and cats

What makes this Iberian pork treat an ecological choice?

A single-ingredient recipe (100% Iberian pork meat) and low-temperature air drying keep processing to a minimum – less unnecessary, more authentic. The product is developed and packaged in Spain, emphasizing transparent origin and thoughtful production methods. When you want to reward your dog naturally, this is an easy way to reduce your own “ingredient footprint.”

Where does this treat come from – and what beauty does the nature of Extremadura represent?

The raw material comes from trusted family farms in Extremadura, Spain, where dehesa oak groves, open meadows, and grazing form an exceptionally diverse cultural and natural landscape. The brand philosophy “Made of Extremadura” is reflected precisely here: honest origin, genuine raw materials, and respect for the environment.

Is this suitable for dogs with sensitive stomachs or food allergies?

Often suitable, because the recipe is single-protein and grain-free without additives or preservatives. If your dog has previously had reactions to pork, start cautiously with one piece and monitor their condition for 24–48 hours. For example, Shetland Sheepdogs, Whippets, and Lagottos often benefit from clear, single-ingredient treats.

Why is this a nimble training treat for everyday use?

Cut into small pieces and dried to a crisp texture, it is easy to portion – the pocket stays clean and the reward hits the right moment. Works well for quick repetitions with Border Collies, Poodles, and Australian Shepherds, and as a “jackpot” a larger handful for, for example, Golden Retrievers.

Can puppies or seniors eat these?

Yes. Introduce gradually and keep amounts moderate to maintain daily energy balance. Pieces suit first training sessions for puppies (e.g., Mittelspitz, Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever); for seniors, the crispness motivates, but offer under supervision.

How much and how often should they be given?

Keep treats to a maximum of about 10% of the pet’s total daily energy. A few pieces suffice for a small dog (e.g., Papillon), a bit more for medium-sized (Cocker Spaniel, Collie), and a handful for large dogs (Samoyed, Labrador Retriever) depending on the situation. Monitor weight and stool quality – they indicate if the amount is appropriate.

What does the analytics say about the nutritional content?

Raw protein 68%, fat 18%, fiber 7%, moisture 9%, and ash 4% (natural product – slight variation is normal). Practically, you get plenty of high-quality animal protein without fillers – an excellent small reward for recovery after a walk or training.

Is the piece size suitable for different sized breeds?

Yes. Small pieces are suitable as is for Toy Poodles and Miniature Schnauzers; for medium-sized breeds (e.g., Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever, Spanish Water Dog) you can give several pieces at once. For large breeds (Golden Retriever, Siberian Husky) the pieces work well in training when portioned precisely.

How does this fit with different feeding methods (BARF, homemade food, kibble)?

Neutrally – the single-ingredient, grain-free, and additive-free composition suits most feeding models without disrupting the daily total. You can give it as a reward as is or sprinkle a few pieces on food to enhance palatability.

How do I get a picky dog excited?

Use the “find and win” game: hide a couple of pieces in a sniff mat or cardboard box and let the dog search. Often the natural meat scent ignites appetite – this works for many, such as Poodles and Cocker Spaniels.

How do I keep the treat fresh and safe?

Keep the bag in a dry and cool place, away from sunlight; the product does not require refrigeration. Close the resealable bag carefully after each use. Offer under supervision and always keep fresh water available.

What if my dog is sensitive to pork?

Then proceed cautiously or choose another protein. One piece is enough for the first trial – monitor skin, ears, and stomach over the next 24 hours. Consult a veterinarian if necessary.

When is the 45 g bag the best choice?

When you want a neat training pocket, to add palatability to meals, or to test a new protein with low risk. It is also handy when traveling – for example, a few pieces easily travel with a Whippet, Sheltie, or Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever.

Are these also suitable for cats – and how do I start?

Yes. Small, crispy pieces work well as training treats or as a “sprinkle” on food. Start with one piece and increase if needed; for many Bengals, Ragdolls, and Maine Coons, the natural scent is especially appealing.

How do I create a rewarding activation moment for a cat?

Hide a couple of pieces in a cardboard maze, a puzzle toy, or between crinkly paper and let the hunting instinct do its job. Keep the amount small to maintain balance with the main meal, and close the bag after use – this keeps the scent attractive for the next playtime.