🐶 Akinu Duck Strips 50 g – meat-based dog treat

Type: supplementary feed / treat in the form of duck strips
Packaging: 50 g
Suitable for: dogs of all sizes (but adjust the amount according to your dog’s size and activity level)

🦆 Product description:
Akinu duck strips are **meat-based treats made primarily from high-quality duck meat – ideal as a training reward, a treat or a supplement to their daily food. The treats typically have a high meat content and low fat content, making them tasty and appealing to dogs.

🧪 Ingredients and nutrition

✔️ Main ingredient: meat and animal by-products – usually around 95–97 % duck meat (depending on the source and specific pack)
✔️ Also contains glycerol, minerals (e.g. sodium chloride) and small amounts of processing aids (e.g. preservatives).
✔️ Analytical values (approximate):

• Crude protein: ~36 %

• Crude fat: ~6 %

• Crude fibre: ~2.5 %

• Crude ash: ~4 %

• Moisture: ~25 %
  (These figures correspond to similar Akinu brand dried duck treats.)

🎯 Benefits of the formulation:

• High meat content = high-quality protein

• Low fat content – also suitable for dogs that do not have an increased need for fat

• No grains or unnecessary fillers found in most treats of this type

🐾 Why give them

✔️ A great reward: ideal for training, exercise or simply as a little treat between meals.
✔️ Highly palatable: duck meat is very appealing to most dogs.
✔️ Supports coat health and vitality: high-quality animal protein and essential fatty acids contribute to your dog’s overall health.

🍽️ How to use

➡️ Serve as a treat or reward – not as a substitute for the main diet.
➡️ Feeding guide: a small amount throughout the day is usually sufficient; do not exceed ~10 % of your dog’s daily energy intake with this type of treat.
➡️ Always ensure fresh drinking water is available.
➡️ Store the treats in a cool, dry place, ideally in a resealable container, to preserve their flavour.

🧠 Summary

Akinu Duck Strips 50 g are duck-based treats containing mainly duck meat – a rich source of high-quality protein and essential fatty acids. Thanks to their low fat content and distinctive aroma, they can be used as a favourite, tasty treat during training or as an occasional snack for dogs of all breeds.

💡 Tip: Give treats in moderation and always as part of your dog’s total daily calorie intake. If your dog has a sensitive stomach, try a smaller portion first to see how they like the taste and how well they tolerate it.