Chicken and Sweets

Chicken and Sweets Ingredients:

Chicken, Sweet Potato, Potato Flour, Vegetable Oil, Paprika, Turmeric, & Salt.

Chicken and Sweets Guaranteed Analysis & Calorie Content:

Crude Protein - 52%

Crude Fat - 10%

Crude Fiber - 1%

Moisture - 25%

Calorie per strip = 45 kcal | 12-14 strips per 16oz package

We take treat making VERY serious. That is because we don't view them as "dog treats". We view them as doggie translators, allowing you to tell your dog "good job" and "I love you" in a healthy, delicious, and convenient way!
In each 16oz bag of Saint Rocco's includes 12-14 easy-to-break, crumb-free treat bars. Each treat bar can break into 15+ training treats!

It is important to utilize Saint Rocco's any time you want to reward or show appreciation to your dog for a specific behavior or for them being so darn cute.

FAQs when using Saint Rocco's Treats

Q - How many treats can I feed my dog?

A - Review the back of the bag for exact proper feeding quantity for your dogs' weight. But, a good estimated feeding amount to ensure you do NOT have Saint Rocco's exceed 10% of your dogs diet is around 1 treat bar per day for every 25 lbs. your dog weighs.

Q - What is the correct way to store my treats? Do they need to be refrigerated?

A - You do NOT need to refrigerate our treats but you can FREEZE our treats if you want to extend their shelf life. It is essential that you reseal your treat bag after each use & store it in a temperature-controlled environment like a pantry to maximize their 6 month shelf life.

Q - How should I use Saint Rocco's?

A - It is important to take advantage of the made-to-break, crumb-free texture of our treats. Just because your healthy feeding amount is 1 bar per day, does not mean you feed that 1 bar in 1 "treating" moment. It is important to break/tear/cut our treats into pieces & use them for several high-value training moments throughout the day.

Q - When is a good time to give a treat?

A - Treat time is anytime after your dog has completed a task or acted in a way that you approve of. Giving a treat is your way of communicating to them, "Good job", "Thank you", and "I love you."