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Freeze Dried Salmon Bellies Dog Treats
Overview
The Nosh Project Freeze Dried Salmon Bellies Dog Treats are a single-ingredient treat consisting of salmon belly cuts, freeze dried to preserve their nutritional content. The freeze-drying process removes moisture from the raw fish without heat, retaining naturally occurring nutrients including omega-3 fatty acids — EPA and DHA — which are found in particularly high concentrations in the fatty belly portion of the fish. These omega-3s contribute to skin and coat condition, and play a role in managing the inflammatory component of skin and joint conditions.
These treats are produced from human-grade ingredients in a human-grade Australian facility. As salmon is the sole protein source, they are not appropriate for dogs undergoing a salmon elimination trial. Salmon bellies are a high-fat cut of the fish — treats should be given in moderation as part of a balanced daily intake. Not suitable for puppies under six months of age. Always supervise consumption.
Ingredients
Salmon Belly
Salmon Abdominal Flesh, Salmon Toro, Salmo Spp. Belly, Salmon Ventral Cut
Salmon belly is the fatty underside portion of the salmon, an animal-derived ingredient sourced from fish. It is prized for its high content of omega-3 fatty acids, which support skin, coat, and cognitive health in pets. Salmon belly is used in its natural form, providing a palatable and nutrient-rich whole food addition to premium pet diets.
Salmon belly is included as a premium animal protein and omega-3 fatty acid source, enhancing the nutritional profile and marketing appeal of the product. Its presence supports claims of high-quality, natural ingredients, appealing to health-conscious consumers.
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The Nosh Project
The Nosh Project provides high quality, human grade pet nutrition featuring fresh Australian ingredients slow cooked to preserve essential nutrients. Explore their selection of ready-made daily diets and advanced care meals to find a scientifically formulated, fresh food solution for your dog.
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