Grain Free Duck & Orange Dog Biscuits

Description

Looking for healthy, grain free dog biscuits with real duck?
Our Duck & Orange Dog Biscuits are hand baked in small batches to create a crunchy, protein-rich treat your dog will love. Perfect for rewarding good behaviour, or everyday snacking, these biscuits are suitable for dogs of all breeds and sizes.

Made with wheat and grain-free ingredients, they’re gentle on sensitive stomachs while delivering rich, meaty flavour. A touch of natural orange adds a subtle taste dogs enjoy without artificial additives.

Why Dog Owners Choose These Biscuits

• Made with real duck – a high-quality alternative protein source

• Wheat and grain free – perfect for dogs with sensitive tummies

• Crunchy texture helps satisfy chewing instincts

• High in protein and essential nutrients

• Great for rewards, or everyday treats

• No artificial colours, flavours, or preservatives

Nutritional Benefits

• Duck – natural protein rich in iron for muscle support

• Orange oil – adds subtle flavour and vitamin C

• Gram flour & peas – naturally nutritious and easy to digest

Ingredients / Composition

Gram flour, peas, rapeseed oil, duck (4%), orange oil (0.5%)

Analytical Constituents

• Crude oils & fats: 13%

• Crude ash: 2.9%

• Crude protein: 20.8%

• Crude fibre: 5%

• Moisture: 8%

Feeding Guide

Feed as a treat or reward as part of a balanced diet.
Always supervise your dog and ensure fresh drinking water is available.

Good to Know

• Hand baked in Hampshire in small batches

• Made with natural ingredients

• Packed without unnecessary plastic 🌱

FAQs

Are these biscuits suitable for puppies?
Yes, suitable for puppies and adult dogs. Adjust portion sizes according to your dog’s age and size.

Are these biscuits grain free?
Yes, they are wheat and grain free, ideal for sensitive dogs.

How should I store these biscuits?
Store in a cool, dry place and reseal after opening.

Can these biscuits be used for training?
Yes, their crunchy texture and strong flavour make them perfect for training rewards, you'll probably want to break them into smaller pieces in order to reward your dog more often.