Canagan Quail Softies dog treats in a 200g resealable pouch, front panel naming the quail and collagen recipe

Canagan Quail Softies Dog Treats 200g

$5.26
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Canagan Quail Softies dog treats in a 200g resealable pouch, front panel naming the quail and collagen recipe

Canagan Quail Softies Dog Treats 200g

$5.26
Sale price  $5.26 Regular price  $8.10
Canagan Quail Softies Dog Treats – 200g

Softies are Canagan's pocket treat — soft, pliable pieces at 17% moisture that tear in half without crumbling, which is what you want when a dog is learning something and the reward has to be quick. This one is built on quail at 30%, with chicken at 11%, collagen at 4% and oregano at 0.5%.

The collagen is the point of difference from an ordinary meaty treat: Canagan include it for skin, coat and nail condition. The analysis is 31% crude protein against 6% crude fat, so they are reasonably lean for something this palatable. Quail is the least common of the four Softies flavours — the others are chicken, salmon and duck.

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Performance & Benefits
  • 30% quail, an unusual meat in a dog treat, with 11% chicken.
  • Collagen at 4%, included by Canagan for skin, coat and nail condition.
  • 31% crude protein and 6% crude fat, with 17% moisture.
  • Soft enough to tear into smaller pieces for training, so a 200g bag goes a long way.
  • Oregano at 0.5% in place of an artificial flavouring.
  • Preserved with citric acid and DL-malic acid rather than synthetic preservatives.
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Suitable For
  • Training and recall work, where a soft treat can be eaten in a second.
  • Puppies and adults alike.
  • Older dogs and dogs with poor teeth that struggle with a hard biscuit.
  • Not a poultry-free treat — quail is poultry and there is 11% chicken in it as well, so it is not suitable for an exclusion trial or a chicken-sensitive dog. Canagan Salmon Softies still contain chicken; a fish-only reward would need to come from the freeze-dried fish treats.
  • Complementary only, not a meal — they do not replace a complete food.
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Feeding
  • Feed as a complementary treat alongside a complete diet, not in place of one.
  • Take the treats out of the day's food ration rather than adding them on top, or weight creeps up.
  • Break the pieces down for a small dog or a puppy — they tear easily.
  • Keep clean drinking water available at all times.
  • Store in a cool, dry place and reseal the bag; the bag itself is recyclable.
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Composition & Analysis
  • Composition: quail 30%, peas, liquid vegetable starch, chicken 11%, collagen 4%, oregano 0.5%.
  • Analytical constituents: crude protein 31%, crude fat 6%, crude fibre 1.5%, crude ash 7.1%, moisture 17%, omega 6 0.2%, omega 3 0.1%, calcium 0.8%, phosphorus 0.7%.
  • With natural preservatives: citric acid and DL-malic acid.
  • Canagan classify this as a complementary food for dogs and publish no kcal figure for it, so none is stated here.
  • 200g bag. Canagan also make Softies in chicken, salmon and duck.

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