Sardines

Yes, they're one of the safest fish you can offer. Because sardines are small and feed only on algae, they're naturally very low in mercury compared with larger fish. They're still best enjoyed in moderation, a couple of times a week.

The small, soft bones in sardines are generally fine and fully edible. Sardine bones are soft, though it's still wise to supervise, especially with smaller dogs. Always watch your dog while they eat.

Sardines are rich in Omega-3 fatty acids that support a shiny coat, healthy skin, joints, and brain health. Most dogs do well with sardines two to three times per week as a reward or food topper. Ours are wild-caught right here in Zamboanga, the sardine capital of the Philippines.

Yes. Suitable for all breeds and sizes. Break into smaller pieces for puppies and toy breeds.

Its single-ingredient recipe makes it a great option for many sensitive dogs. Introduce gradually.

We gently air-dry real chicken breast at 70°C (sweet spot for dehydration) to preserve nutrients and flavor.

Reseal after each use and store in a cool, dry place.