Dog chew treat Vitakraft Beef Stick Original plus Mineral 12 g — beef flavour, 30% protein, sugar- and gluten-free

Vitakraft Beef Stick Original plus Mineral 12 g is a single-portion dog treat designed as a snack or reward during training. The beef-flavoured stick is compact and easy to carry, offering a convenient, ready-to-give reward with added minerals to support general wellbeing. Packaged as an individual 12 g stick, it is suitable for use during walks, training sessions, or as an occasional treat between meals.

Advantages

The product combines the familiar beef flavour with an individually wrapped 12 g portion to simplify portion control and reduce waste. Added minerals contribute to overall nutritional balance when used as part of a complete diet. The small size and firm texture make it suitable for quick rewards and for carrying in a treat pouch or pocket.

Suitable for

• Training rewards for dogs of small to medium size
• Quick treats during walks or outings
• Single-portion snacks for controlled calorie intake
• Use as an incentive in obedience and behavior training

Key specifications

• Brand: Vitakraft
• Product name: Dog treat Vitakraft Beef Stick Original plus Mineral 12 g
• Net weight: 12 g (single stick)
• Flavour: Beef
• Added nutrients: minerals for general wellbeing
• Category: Dog food / treat
• EAN: 4008239265043

How to use

Offer the Beef Stick as an immediate reward during training or as a small snack between meals. Break or cut into smaller pieces for very small dogs or to extend the number of rewards per session. Observe the dog while it eats to prevent choking. Store unopened sticks in a cool, dry place and follow any storage guidance on the package. Adjust treat quantity according to the dog’s size, age, and activity level to maintain balanced daily caloric intake.

Recommendations

Use as an occasional treat or training reward within a complete and balanced diet. Do not exceed the recommended daily treat allowance for your dog’s size. If the animal has specific dietary restrictions or health conditions, consult a veterinarian before introducing new treats.