Air-dried dog training treats OLLO Lamb Cubes 80 g — hypoallergenic lamb training treats, 80 g sachet

OLLO Air-Dried Training Lamb Cubes 80 g are single-ingredient dog treats made from air-dried lamb, created for training and rewarding dogs of all ages. The product contains small, soft cubes that are easily broken into smaller pieces for precise portion control. With high palatability and a simple composition, these lamb cubes support repetitive reinforcement during short training sessions or act as valuable rewards for adult dogs and puppies.

Advantages

The treats contain a single ingredient — air-dried lamb — which reduces the risk of unnecessary additives and simplifies dietary management. Their soft texture and small cube shape make them suitable for frequent rewarding without overfeeding and allow trainers to quickly adjust portion sizes. The 80 g pack is compact for carrying during walks or training sessions and the air-drying process preserves natural flavor while offering shelf stability.

Suitable for

• Short repetitive training sessions and clicker training
• High-value rewards for adult dogs and puppies
• On-the-go rewarding during walks, agility, or obedience practice
• Dogs with sensitivities where a single-ingredient treat is preferred

Key specifications

• Brand: OLLO
• Product: Air-Dried Training Lamb Cubes
• Net weight: 80 g
• Format: small, soft cubes, single-ingredient (lamb)
• EAN: 5905567513473
• Category: Dog food — training treats

How to use

Offer the cubes as immediate reinforcement during training sessions, presenting a small piece each time the dog performs the desired behaviour. Break cubes into smaller portions when you need more frequent rewards or when training puppies and small-breed dogs. Keep portion sizes appropriate for the dog’s size, activity level, and daily calorie allowance. Supervise the dog while feeding treats and store the pack in a cool, dry place with the packaging sealed to maintain freshness.

Recommendations

Use OLLO Air-Dried Training Lamb Cubes as part of a balanced feeding plan. For dogs on restricted diets or with known allergies, consult your veterinarian before introducing a new treat. Adjust daily food intake to account for treat calories during intensive training periods.