Dog treats OLLO Air Dried Training Beef Cubes 80 g — air-dried beef training snacks

OLLO Air Dried Training Beef Cubes are 80 g air-dried beef treats designed for adult dogs of all breeds. These solid, sachet-packed training snacks feature a single main flavour — beef — and are formulated without chicken, soy, gluten or added sugar. With high protein (42.4%) and notable fat content (30.6%), and low moisture (11.7%), they serve as compact, high-value rewards for training sessions and as suitable choices for dogs with certain food sensitivities. They are not a substitute for a complete and balanced diet.

Advantages

Air-dried beef cubes provide concentrated nutrition and a chewy texture useful for training. The recipe is chicken-free, soy-free, gluten-free and sugar-free, reducing common allergens and unnecessary additives. High protein content supports muscle maintenance while the low moisture level makes the treats shelf-stable and easy to portion. The sachet packaging keeps servings compact and convenient for carrying during walks or training.

Suitable for

• Adult dogs of all breeds
• Training and short reward sessions
• Dogs with sensitivities to chicken, soy or gluten
• Owners who need portable, single-portion treats

Key specifications

• Form: Solid, air-dried cubes
• Main flavour: Beef
• Net weight: 80 g
• Protein: 42.4%
• Fat: 30.6%
• Moisture: 11.7%
• Crude ash: 13.6%
• Crude fibre: 1.7%
• Suitable for: Adult dogs, all breed sizes
• Packaging: Sachet

How to use

Use these air-dried beef cubes as small, high-value rewards during training or as occasional treats. Offer one or several small pieces depending on the dog’s size, activity level and overall daily caloric intake. Monitor total treat calories and reduce regular food portions accordingly to avoid excess calorie intake. Provide fresh water when giving treats.

Recommendations

Do not use OLLO Air Dried Training Beef Cubes as a substitute for a complete and balanced diet. Supervise dogs when offering treats and adjust portion sizes for overweight or less active animals. If your dog has a specific medical condition, consult your veterinarian before introducing new treats.