NutriSource Nutty Butter Bites with Almond Butter & Cranberry Soft & Chewy Dogs Treats (6 oz)

Soft Chewy Almond Butter & Cranberry Rewards

Product Description

NutriSource Nutty Butter Bites with Almond Butter & Cranberry are soft, chewy dog treats made with sorghum as the first ingredient for plant-based protein. Almond butter and cranberries add a nutty, fruity flavor in an irresistible reward. With a tender texture and about 4.2 calories per treat, the bites fit training sessions and everyday treating while supporting thoughtful portion planning.

Benefits

• Plant Protein First: Sorghum leads the recipe as the first ingredient.
• Nutty Flavor: Almond butter adds a rich taste that dogs find rewarding.
• Real Fruit: Cranberries add fruity flavor for treat variety.
• Soft & Chewy: Tender texture supports quick rewards during training.
• Calorie Aware: About 4.2 calories per treat supports portion planning.

Ingredients

Sorghum, Barley, Coconut Glycerin, Cane Molasses, Brewers Dried Yeast, Sweet Potatoes, Almond Butter, Cranberries, Dried Cultured Skim Milk, Natural Flavor, Lactic Acid, Preserved with Tocopherols, Rosemary Extract.

Guaranteed Analysis

Nutrient	US
Crude Protein (Min.)	8.0%
Crude Fat (Min.)	1.0%
Crude Fiber (Max.)	5.5%
Moisture (Max.)	30.0%

Calorie Content (ME, Calculated): 2,410 kcal/kg; 4.2 calories per treat.

How to Use

Directions for Use

• Treat Feeding: Feed as a treat or reward.
• Training Rewards: Use small bites for positive reinforcement.
• Portion Planning: Count 4.2 calories per treat in daily intake.
• Between Meals: Offer between meals as supplemental rewards.

Additional Information

Precautions

• Treat Purpose: Feed as a treat or reward only.
• Calorie Tracking: Include treat calories in daily feeding plans.
• Ingredient Review: Check the ingredient list for dietary fit.
• Nutrition Reference: Use guaranteed analysis values when comparing treats.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What are Nutty Butter Bites with Almond Butter & Cranberry made of?

Ans: These soft chewy treats use sorghum as the first ingredient, providing plant protein. Almond butter and cranberries add a nutty, fruity flavor, while sweet potatoes add texture. The bites work as training rewards or snacks alongside balanced meals for dogs.

Q2: How many calories are in each treat?

Ans: Calorie content is calculated at 2,410 kcal per kilogram and about 4.2 calories per treat. Use the per-treat value to plan reward frequency, especially during training, and keep total daily calories aligned with overall body condition goals.

Q3: What does the guaranteed analysis list?

Ans: Guaranteed analysis lists crude protein at 8.0 percent minimum, crude fat at 1.0 percent minimum, crude fiber at 5.5 percent maximum, and moisture at 30.0 percent maximum. These figures help compare treat options when managing portions.

Q4: How should these treats be fed?

Ans: The feeding guide recommends feeding as a treat or reward. Offer small pieces during training, enrichment, or calm moments between meals. Adjust the number of bites based on your dog’s size and activity, and include treat calories in your dog's daily total.

Q5: Are these treats grain-free?

Ans: No. The ingredient list includes grains such as sorghum and barley. Dogs with grain sensitivities should avoid these treats or consult a veterinarian before feeding. For other dogs, grains can simply provide structure and texture in a soft, chewy bite.

Q6: What preservatives are used in the recipe?

Ans: The recipe is preserved with tocopherols, natural antioxidants often associated with vitamin E, and includes rosemary extract. This approach supports freshness without relying on artificial color additives. Always review the ingredient panel if sensitivities are a concern.

Q7: Can these treats replace regular meals?

Ans: Nutty Butter Bites are intended as supplemental treats, not complete and balanced nutrition. Use them to reward behavior and add variety, then rely on a complete daily diet for core nutrients. If your dog gains weight, slightly reduce the frequency of treats.