Dog Knight Freeze Dried Ling Fish Fillets 100g

Dog Knight Freeze Dried Ling Fish Fillets 100g RRP$14.99

A clean seafood treat for cats and dogs who love real fish. Dog Knight Freeze Dried Ling Fish Fillets are made with New Zealand ling and gently freeze-dried to help preserve their natural flavour, aroma and nutritional value.

Ling is a lean fish protein that is naturally rich in Omega 3 & 6. With a simple single-ingredient recipe, low-fat profile and grain-free formula, these freeze-dried fillets are a practical option for everyday rewards, enrichment or adding extra flavour to meals.

Why pets love it

• Suitable for cats and dogs
• Made with New Zealand ling fish
• Single-ingredient treat
• Rich in protein
• Naturally rich in Omega 3 & 6
• Low in fat
• Grain-free
• Great as a reward, enrichment treat or meal topper

Best for

Cats and dogs who enjoy simple, fish-based treats with no unnecessary extras. A useful choice for multi-pet households, seafood-loving pets or pet parents looking for a clean protein treat made in New Zealand.

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 is new to fish-based treats.

FAQ

Q: Is Dog Knight Freeze Dried Ling Fish Fillets suitable for both cats and dogs?
Yes. Dog Knight treats are positioned as treats for cats and dogs, making this product suitable for multi-pet households.

Q: What is ling fish?
Ling is a deep-water fish found around New Zealand and nearby South Pacific waters. This product uses New Zealand ling as a simple fish-based protein source.

Q: Is this a single-ingredient treat?
Yes. The product page lists this treat as single ingredient.

Q: Is it grain-free?
Yes. The product description positions it as grain-free.

Q: Can I use it as a meal topper?
Yes. You can feed it as a treat, reward or crumble a small amount over meals for extra fish flavour.

Q: Is this suitable for pets with chicken or red meat sensitivities?
It may be a useful alternative protein option for cats or dogs who do better with fish-based treats. If your pet has known allergies or medical dietary needs, check with your vet first.