Arden Grange Crunchy Bites Salmon 225G
Overview
Arden Grange Crunchy Bites Salmon is a crunchy complementary dog treat made with fresh salmon and 34% salmon in the recipe. It is designed as a reward you can use during training sessions or to reinforce good behaviour, with a salmon-rich flavour dogs can enjoy as part of a balanced diet.
The recipe brings together several functional ingredients in the Crunchy Bites range, including joint support, omega 3 from krill for skin and coat support, prebiotics to aid digestion, and green tea extract to support the immune system. This salmon variant also carries a skin-and-coat benefit focus.
The 225g pack is part of the official Crunchy Bites salmon line, which also appears in a 10 x 225g pack format for the same recipe.
Key Details
| Brand | Arden Grange |
| Product Type | Dog complementary treat / reward |
| Recipe | Crunchy Bites with fresh salmon |
| Protein Highlight | 34% salmon |
| Pack Size | 225g |
| Calories | 396 kcal per 100g |
| Best Used As | Training reward or treat for good behaviour |
Ingredients & Nutrition
Recipe highlights
- Contains fresh salmon.
- Salmon makes up 34% of the recipe.
- Includes omega 3 from krill to help support skin and coat condition.
- Includes prebiotics to help support digestion.
- Includes green tea extract to help support the immune system.
- Includes joint support as part of the Crunchy Bites range.
| Energy | 396 kcal/100g |
This is a complementary treat and should be offered alongside your dog’s main balanced diet.
Feeding & Use
Use these crunchy bites as a reward during training, or give them as a tasty treat for good behaviour between meals. They are a complementary snack rather than a complete food, so they should not replace your dog’s main diet.
- Suitable for reward-based training.
- Useful as an everyday treat for good behaviour.
- Best given in moderation as part of your dog’s normal feeding routine.
Notes
The salmon 225g pack is part of the same Crunchy Bites recipe line that also appears in a 10 x 225g format.
Treats should always be chosen with your dog’s overall diet in mind.
