Skip to product information
Anco Naturals Ostrich Coins Dog Treats – 60% Ostrich Meat
$4.06
Sale price
$4.06
Regular price
$6.76
Anco Naturals Ostrich Coins – 85g
Small, soft discs made with 60% ostrich meat, sold in an 85g bag. Unlike most of the Anco Naturals range these are a compounded treat rather than a dried body part, bound with potato starch and vegetable glycerine, which is what gives them their even coin shape and their soft, pliable texture.
That texture is the point. A coin can be swallowed in a second and does not crumble in a pocket, so they behave like a proper training reward rather than a chew. Ostrich is a genuinely novel protein in the UK, which makes them a rare thing: a high-value training treat that a dog on an exclusion diet can still have.
<>Performance & Benefits
- 60% ostrich meat, a novel protein most dogs have never encountered.
- Soft, flat coins that are quick to eat and easy to deliver mid-exercise.
- 85g bag holds a good number of coins for repeated training sessions.
- Strong natural aroma, which holds attention in a distracting environment.
- Grain and gluten free, with no added colours, salt or sugar.
- No GMO ingredients, dairy or soy.
Suitable For
- Reward-based training and recall work where speed of delivery matters.
- Dogs with food sensitivities to chicken, beef, lamb or pork.
- Puppies and older dogs that need a soft treat rather than a hard chew.
- Fussy dogs that need something more interesting than kibble as a reward.
- Not a chew, so no use for a dog that needs occupying — the Anco Naturals Giant Buffalo Stick is the long-lasting ostrich-free alternative.
Feeding
- Feed as a treat or reward only. Complementary pet food, given as part of a nutritionally balanced diet.
- Suitable for puppies from 8 weeks of age.
- Count training treats into the day's ration and reduce the main meal to match.
- Ensure fresh drinking water is always available.
Composition & Analysis
- Composition: ostrich meat (60%), canola oil, vegetable glycerine, vegetable stock, potato starch, molasses.
- Analytical constituents: protein 17%, fat 19%, crude ash 11%.
- Pack weight 85g.
- Anco publish no fibre or moisture figure for Ostrich Coins, so none is stated here.
- Note that these are not a single-ingredient treat: the coins contain starch, oil and molasses alongside the meat.