FirstMate Cage Free Chicken Meal & Blueberries Mini Trainers Grain Free Dog Treats (8 oz)

Boost Training Success with Healthy Rewards Daily

Product Description 

FirstMate Cage Free Chicken Meal & Blueberries Mini Trainers Grain Free Dog Treats (8 oz) offers low-calorie training rewards for dogs. It is ideal for small mouths. It supports long training sessions easily. It provides a meat-based alternative to biscuits. The formula is grain, glycerine, and pea free. Suitable for everyday use. It helps ensure consistent rewards during training.

Benefits

• Low Calorie Reward: Each treat contains only one kilocalorie supporting weight management during frequent training sessions without guilt.
• Ideal for Small Dogs: Perfectly sized mini trainers fit small mouths and allow easy repeated rewarding during training sessions.
• Grain Free Formula: Free from grains glycerine and peas supporting sensitive digestion and clean everyday feeding routines use.
• High Value Training Alternative: Meat based recipe offers high reward alternative to biscuits improving motivation and focus training success.

Ingredients

Chicken Meal, Burbank Potato, Norkotah Potato, Chicken Fat (preserved with mixed tocopherols), Whole Blueberries, Brewer's Dried Yeast, and Rosemary extract.

Guaranteed Analysis

Nutrient	Value
Crude Protein (min)	33%
Crude Fat (min)	12%
Crude Fibre (max)	3.8%
Moisture (max)	10%

Calorie Content ME(calculated)

3215 kcal/kg, 1 kcal/treat

How to Use 

Feeding Directions

• Use as Treat: Give these treats during training to reward good behavior.
• Training Aid Usage: Use them in training sessions to help improve obedience and keep your dog focused and engaged.
• Everyday Reward Option: Offer as a daily reward to support positive behavior while keeping treat use balanced and controlled.

Additional Information

Precautions

• Hydration Requirement: Always keep fresh water nearby when giving treats so your dog stays hydrated.
• Storage: Keep the treats in a cool place and close the pack tightly.

Shipping & Return

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is FirstMate cage free chicken & blueberry mini trainers?

Ans: FirstMate cage free chicken & blueberry mini trainers are low calorie grain free dog treats designed for training rewards. They support small mouths, long training sessions, and offer a meat based alternative to biscuits.

Q2: How do chicken blueberry mini treats help training?

Ans: chicken blueberry mini treats help training by providing only one kilocalorie per treat. This allows frequent rewarding without overfeeding. Their small size supports repeated reinforcement, improves focus, and maintains motivation during long training sessions.

Q3: Are FirstMate mini trainers suitable for small dogs?

Ans: FirstMate mini trainers are designed for small mouths and easy chewing. They work well for small dogs and puppies. FirstMate provides a high value meat based alternative to biscuits, improving engagement and making training sessions more effective.

Q4: What ingredients are in FirstMate grain free training treats?

Ans: FirstMate grain free training treats include chicken meal, Burbank potato, Norkotah potato, chicken fat preserved with mixed tocopherols, whole blueberries, brewer’s dried yeast, and rosemary extract.

Q5: How should FirstMate training treats be used?

Ans: FirstMate training treats should be used as rewards, training aids, and daily positive reinforcement. They help improve obedience, focus, and behavior during structured training sessions. Their small size allows repeated use without disrupting overall diet.

Q6: Can FirstMate chicken blueberry treats be used daily?

Ans: FirstMate chicken blueberry treats are suitable for daily use as training rewards or snacks. They are designed for consistent positive reinforcement in training routines. FirstMate advises controlling total treat intake as part of a balanced diet.