Australian Whole Sardine Dog & Cat Treats 1kg

Made from 100% Australian whole sardines, these naturally dried fish treats are suitable for dogs and cats as an occasional treat.

Serve them whole as an everyday treat, break them into smaller portions for training, or crumble them over your dog's regular food as a tasty meal topper.

Product Facts

Best for: Everyday rewards, high-value treats & meal toppers
Protein: Sardine / Fish
Ingredients: 100% Australian Whole Sardines
Texture: Naturally dried whole fish; texture may vary
Dog size: Small, Medium & Large Dogs
Treat type: Whole Fish Dog Treat / Everyday Reward
Single ingredient: Yes
Artificial colours or preservatives: None
Naturally contains: Omega-3 fatty acids
Country of origin: Australia
Pack size: 1kg
Delivery: Free Australia-wide shipping

Why Dogs Love Whole Sardines

• Strong natural aroma – useful when you want a highly appealing reward

• Whole-fish treat – made from whole Australian sardines rather than a mixed or processed treat

• Single ingredient – a simple ingredient list that is easy for owners to understand

• Versatile to use – serve whole, divide into smaller pieces or crumble over meals

• Naturally contains omega-3 fatty acids – one of the naturally occurring nutrients found in sardines

• 1kg value pack – practical for regular treat use and multi-dog households

• Australian – made using Australian sardines

Ideal For

Whole Sardines are a practical option for:

• Everyday treating

• High-value rewards

• Walks and outings

• Breaking into smaller training rewards

• Crumbling over regular meals as a topper

• Owners looking for single-ingredient fish treats

• Dogs whose owners want to rotate between different animal proteins

Because this is a natural whole-fish product, individual sardines may vary in size, shape, oil content and texture.

Feeding Guide

Feed as an occasional treat or reward as part of a complete and balanced diet.

Portion size should be appropriate for your dog's size, activity level and overall daily food intake.

For small dogs or training sessions, sardines can be divided into smaller portions where appropriate.

Always supervise your dog while eating treats and provide fresh drinking water.

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Reseal the package after opening. Because fish treats naturally have a strong aroma, an airtight container can also help contain the smell.

Use before the expiry date shown on the packaging.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are whole sardines suitable as dog treats?

Yes. Whole dried sardines can be offered as an occasional treat as part of a complete and balanced diet. This product contains only Australian sardines.

Do whole sardine dog treats contain bones?

Yes. Whole sardines naturally include their small bones.

As with any whole-animal treat, choose an appropriate portion for your dog's size, supervise while feeding and do not allow your dog to gulp pieces that are too large for them.

Can I break sardines into smaller pieces for training?

Yes. Where the texture allows, whole sardines can be broken into smaller pieces and used as high-value training rewards.

Because they are a natural dried product, some batches or individual fish may be firmer or more fragile than others.

Can I use dried sardines as a meal topper?

Yes. Sardines can be crumbled over your dog's regular food as an occasional topper.

Remember that treats and toppers add to your dog's overall daily food intake.

Why do dried sardines smell so strong?

A strong fish aroma is normal for dried sardines and is one reason many dogs find them highly appealing.

Keep the bag well sealed or transfer the treats to an airtight container after opening.

Are sardines a single-ingredient dog treat?

Yes. These treats contain 100% Australian whole sardines with no artificial colours or preservatives.

Do sardines naturally contain omega-3?

Yes. Sardines naturally contain omega-3 fatty acids.

The exact omega-3 content can naturally vary between individual fish and batches.

Can small dogs eat whole sardines?

Yes, but the portion should suit the individual dog's size and eating style. Smaller dogs may find a divided portion easier to manage than an entire fish.

Always supervise while feeding.

Can puppies have dried sardines?

Puppies that are already eating solid treats may be offered an appropriately sized portion under supervision.

For young puppies, divide the sardine into a manageable size and introduce any new treat gradually.

How many sardines should I give my dog?

There is no single number that suits every dog. Appropriate portions depend on your dog's size, age, activity level and the rest of their diet.

Use sardines as a treat rather than a complete meal and adjust the amount to suit your dog's overall daily intake.