salmon treats dogs

Salmon dog treats commonly come as sticks, soft or chewy jerky, freeze-dried pieces, and crunchy treats.

Package sizes range from small bags to large bulk packs — examples in the listings include 3 oz, 5 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz, 24 oz and up to 64 oz.

Some salmon treats are single-ingredient (wild-caught salmon); others combine salmon with ingredients such as pea flour, brewer’s yeast, coconut glycerin, coconut oil, mango, barley flour, blackstrap molasses, gelatin, salt, turmeric, black pepper, citric acid, and mixed tocopherols.

Most products are labeled for all ages, but at least one jerky product is marked for adult dogs and explicitly not recommended for puppies.

Most listings advise storing treats in a dry place. Some labels note the product is “Ready to Eat/Use,” and at least one product cautions handlers to wash hands after handling.

Many products are marketed as training or on-the-go reward treats. Calorie counts vary widely across listings — examples include treats listed at about 3 kcal or less each, while others show much higher values (an example listing shows roughly 51.47 kcal per treat) — so check the product label for exact calories per treat.

Sourcing notes commonly mention wild-caught or sustainably caught salmon. Several items are made in the U.S.A., and one product specifically notes production in an SQF-certified facility powered by solar energy.