Dog Knight Freeze Dried NZ Chicken Breast 50g

Dog Knight Freeze Dried NZ Chicken Breast 50g RRP$12.99

A simple, tasty treat for cats and dogs who love real chicken. Dog Knight Freeze Dried NZ Chicken Breast is made with 100% New Zealand chicken breast and gently freeze-dried to help preserve its natural flavour, aroma and nutritional value.

With a high-protein, low-fat and grain-free profile, it is a practical everyday treat for training, rewarding, enrichment or adding extra flavour to meals. The single-protein recipe also makes it easy for pet parents to understand exactly what they are feeding.

Why pets love it

• Suitable for cats and dogs
• Made with 100% New Zealand chicken breast
• Freeze-dried to preserve natural flavour
• High in protein
• Low in fat
• Grain-free
• Simple single-protein treat
• Great for training, rewards or meal topping

Best for

Cats and dogs who enjoy clean, meat-based treats with no unnecessary extras. A useful option for multi-pet households, daily rewards, positive reinforcement training or adding variety to your pet’s routine.

Feeding Note

Feed as a treat or reward as part of a balanced diet. Always supervise your pet while feeding and ensure fresh water is available. Introduce gradually, especially if your cat or dog has a sensitive stomach or known food sensitivities.

FAQ

Q: Is Dog Knight Freeze Dried NZ Chicken Breast suitable for both cats and dogs?
Yes. Dog Knight treats are positioned as treats for cats and dogs, making this a practical choice for multi-pet households.

Q: What is this treat made from?
It is made with 100% New Zealand chicken breast.

Q: Is it grain-free?
Yes. This product is listed as grain-free.

Q: Can I use it as a training treat?
Yes. Freeze-dried chicken breast has a strong natural aroma and can be used as a high-value reward for training, recall practice or positive reinforcement.

Q: Is this suitable for pets with chicken allergies?
No. If your cat or dog is sensitive or allergic to chicken, choose a different protein such as venison, fish or another suitable option recommended by your vet.

Q: How should I feed it?
Feed in moderation as a treat, reward or meal topper. It should not replace a complete and balanced diet.