Acana Duck and Pear Freeze Dried Dog Treats
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Description
Description
Acana Duck & Pear Freeze-Dried Dog Treats
Treat your dog to a rich, biologically appropriate reward with Acana Duck & Pear Freeze-Dried Dog Treats. Featuring a simple, nutrient-dense recipe made with free-run duck and sweet Bartlett pears, these treats are gently freeze-dried to preserve their natural flavor and essential nutrients. Ideal for training or everyday rewards, they offer a delicious and easily digestible option for dogs of all breeds and life stages.
Key Benefits
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Single-Source Meat Protein: Uses free-run duck as the sole animal protein source, making it an excellent reward for dogs with food sensitivities or allergies.
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Gently Freeze-Dried: Locks in the natural raw goodness, vibrant flavors, and vital nutrition of fresh ingredients without harsh processing.
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Nutrient-Dense Superfoods: Infused with ripe Bartlett pears and soothing botanicals to support overall digestive health and wellness.
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Limited-Ingredient Diet: Simple, transparent composition minimizes the risk of digestive upset and fits seamlessly into restricted diets.
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All Natural: Free from artificial colors, flavors, or synthetic preservatives.
Composition
Fresh duck meat (45%), fresh duck liver (35%), fresh bartlett pear (19.5%), chicory root, milk thistle, burdock root, lavender, marshmallow root.
Guaranteed Analysis
| Nutrient | Value |
| Crude Protein (min.) | 40% |
| Crude Fat (min.) | 40% |
| Crude Fiber (max.) | 3% |
| Moisture (max.) | 5% |
Feeding Guide Table
Note: Treats are intended for intermittent or supplemental feeding only. Limit treats to 10% or less of your dog’s total daily caloric intake, and always ensure fresh, clean water is available.
| Dog Weight | Recommended Daily Max (Treats / Day) |
| Toy / Small (1 – 10 lbs) | 1 – 2 treats |
| Medium (11 – 25 lbs) | 2 – 4 treats |
| Large (26 – 50 lbs) | 4 – 6 treats |
| Extra Large (50+ lbs) | 6 – 8 treats |
Transitioning Recommendations
Because Acana Duck & Pear Freeze-Dried Dog Treats are designed as a snack or training aid rather than a complete meal, a full diet transition period is not required.
To ensure your dog handles new snacks comfortably:
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Introduce Slowly: Offer 1 treat per day for the first few days to observe how your dog handles the new protein and ingredients.
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Monitor Digestibility: Once you've confirmed your dog tolerates the single-protein recipe well, you can safely feed according to the recommended daily feeding table.
