Icelandic+ Cod Skin Rolls Natural Dog Treats 3-oz

Give your dog the natural goodness of Icelandic Cod Fish Skin Rolls crunchy, single-ingredient treats made from 100% wild-caught cod from the pristine waters of Iceland. Icelandic+ Natural Dog Treats rolls are naturally air-dried using geothermal energy and carefully processed to meet strict FDA, USDA, EU, and MAST standards, ensuring safety and quality in every bite.

Its a crunchy dog treats and completely free from additives, preservatives, or artificial ingredients, they are packed with Omega-3 fatty acids that promote healthy skin, a glossy coat, and overall wellness. Their crunchy texture helps clean teeth by reducing plaque and tartar. Ideal for sensitive dogs or limited-ingredient diets, these pure fish treats deliver simple, wholesome satisfaction.

Their crunchy texture also helps reduce plaque and tartar, promoting better dental health for your dog. Perfect for dogs with protein sensitivities or limited-ingredient diets, our pure cod skin rolls offer peace of mind and tail-wagging satisfaction.

Ingredients

• Cod Skins 

Calories Content: 

• 2900 kcal per kg = 82.2 kcal per oz

Guaranteed Analysis

• Crude Protein (Min) 85.5%
• Crude Fat (Min) 2.42%
• Crude Fiber (Max) 0.2%
• Moisture (Max) 11.4%
• Omega-3 Fatty Acids* (MIN) 1.02%

• Store in a cool, dry place to maintain freshness and prevent spoilage.
• Wash hands before and after handling treats to avoid bacterial contamination.
• Avoid feeding treats to dogs with fish allergies or sensitivities.
• Monitor your dog for any adverse reactions such as digestive upset or allergic symptoms.
• Remove treat pieces once they become small enough to prevent choking risk.

Feeding Instructions:

• These treats are intended as occasional snacks or rewards and should not replace a balanced diet.
• Offer the treat in moderation according to your dog’s size, age, and activity level.
• Always supervise your dog while they chew to avoid choking hazards.
• Provide fresh water alongside treats.
• If feeding puppies or dogs with dietary restrictions, consult your veterinarian for advice.