Freeze-Dried Cod Dog Treats Made from Wild-Caught Cod for Crunchy Training Rewards and Everyday Treating

These freeze-dried cod dog treats give pet parents a simple, crunchy reward made from one ingredient: wild-caught cod.

With 71% minimum crude protein, each piece offers a protein-rich way to reward good behavior while supporting lean muscle and everyday energy.

Cod naturally supplies omega-3 EPA and DHA, which support your dog's skin, coat, joints and immune health as part of a balanced routine. The lean fish is also described as easy to digest, making this a useful option for dogs with sensitive stomachs or limited-ingredient needs when tolerated well by the individual dog. No preparation or rehydration is required, so the treats can go straight from the zip-seal bag to training, play or enrichment time.

Key Features

• Single-ingredient recipe: Cod is the only listed ingredient, giving pet parents a straightforward reward for dogs whose treat routines call for fewer ingredients.
• Protein-rich treating: A guaranteed 71% minimum crude protein supports lean muscle development and sustained physical energy without turning reward time into a meal.
• Naturally occurring omega-3s: Wild-caught cod provides EPA and DHA to support healthy skin, coat, joints and immune function.
• Simple formulation: The treats contain no artificial preservatives, grains or fillers, keeping unnecessary extras out of your dog's reward routine.
• Crunchy, ready-to-serve pieces: The natural crunch adds satisfying texture, while the no-prep format makes rewards convenient during training, play and outings.

Specifications

• Ingredient: Cod.
• Guaranteed analysis: Crude protein 71% minimum; crude fat 1% minimum; crude fiber 1.5% maximum; moisture 12% maximum.
• Calorie content: 3,207 kcal/kg; 106 kcal/cup; 17 kcal per treat.
• Available sizes: 4 oz single bag or 4 oz three-pack.
• Life stage and size: Suitable for dogs of all life stages and sizes; introduce puppies gradually.
• Suggested daily maximum by weight: Under 25 lb, 1–2 pieces; 25–50 lb, 2–3 pieces; 50–75 lb, 3–4 pieces; over 75 lb, 4–5 pieces.
• Feeding guidance: Use for training or occasional treating only. Treats should supply no more than 10% of daily calories and must not replace complete, balanced meals.
• Introduction: Introduce gradually over 3–5 days and monitor for digestive changes.
• Serving: Ready directly from the bag; no rehydration or preparation required.
• Storage: Keep the bag sealed at room temperature. The source advises storing an opened bag for 4–6 weeks.
• Safety: Supervise while feeding and break larger pieces for small or senior dogs. Always provide fresh water.
• Allergy guidance: Do not feed to dogs with diagnosed fish allergies. Stop feeding and consult a veterinarian if itching, skin redness, vomiting or diarrhea occurs.
• Handling: Follow raw-meat handling practices and wash hands thoroughly after feeding.
• Veterinary guidance: Consult your veterinarian before introducing these treats if your dog has known allergies, liver disease or certain thyroid conditions.

Offer the portion that fits your dog's size, supervise each crunchy bite and keep fresh water nearby so these cod rewards remain a small, enjoyable part of a balanced day.