Skinless duck breast makes up 80% of the slab — a leaner cut than most red meat, easy on sensitive stomachs and gentler on dogs who struggle with fattier proteins. It's also a smart pick for dogs who've had enough chicken or beef in their life: duck is a novel protein that's often recommended for dogs with food sensitivities, since it's less likely to trigger the reactions a more familiar protein can cause. The remaining 20% is a two-berry team, each pulling its own weight. Blueberries handle recovery: antioxidants that ease inflammation, fiber and hydration that keep digestion moving, benefits that matter just as much to a senior dog's joints as they do to a young dog's energy. Goji berries handle density — vitamins A, C, and E alongside calcium and iron that lean duck breast doesn't carry on its own, backing up bone strength, muscle repair, and immune function.
It's not two fruits doing the same job twice. It's recovery paired with density — a wider net than either berry could cast alone.
What you end up with is a full slab that scores into 160 tiny training cubes — small enough to keep a session moving, portioned so the good stuff never turns into too much of a good thing. That's the whole trick to good training treats: they have to be worth wanting, in amounts that actually make sense.
Lean protein. Gut-friendly. Cut fresh, not processed.
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