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- Description
For the serious treat household or the trainer who is always rewarding good behavior, FirstMate Limited Ingredient Cage Free Duck & Blueberry treats come in a 10 lb bulk size. These are made to be a meat based alternative to the typical biscuit, built around cage free duck so your pup gets a quality reward. The grain, glycerine, gluten and pea free recipe makes this an easy everyday choice, and the bulk quantity keeps plenty on hand for training and snacking alike.
Why fur mamas reach for the 10 lb bulk duck and blueberry treats:
- Cage free duck takes the lead, offering a meat based treat instead of a plain biscuit.
- Limited ingredient recipe keeps the list short, a smart pick for sensitive dogs.
- Made with no grain, glycerine, gluten or peas, so you always know what you are handing over.
- No artificial flavours or preservatives in the mix.
- FirstMate notes antioxidants from berries, thanks to the blueberries.
- The brand describes this recipe as veterinarian formulated.
- Ideal for everyday use as a treat or as a training aid during practice.
- The 10 lb bulk size means you restock far less often.
- Grain, gluten and pea free, gentler on pups who need a simpler treat.
- Great value in quantity for multi-dog homes or dedicated training routines.
If your dog earns a reward every few minutes during training, or you simply have more than one happy mouth to please, this 10 lb bulk bag keeps the duck and blueberry treats flowing. Same meat forward recipe, same cage free duck and antioxidants from berries, just in a quantity that lasts. FirstMate leaves out grain, glycerine, gluten and peas, and skips artificial flavours and preservatives, while describing the recipe as veterinarian formulated. Whether you are running daily drills or rewarding everyday good behavior, having this much on hand makes it easy to be generous. Scoop a handful into your pouch, keep the rest sealed up, and let your pup enjoy a simple, meaty reward whenever the moment calls for it.
