Vandaag of morgen in huis
Kwaliteit gegarandeerd
Welkomstaanbiedingen ontgrendelen: GRATIS bezorging | Tot 80% korting | Gratis 30 dagen JoyPlus-proefperiode
Download de app
A soft treat with chicken, cheese and a creamy filling sounds tempting, especially for fussy dogs or during training. But eye-catching packaging doesn’t tell you everything. With INABA Fun Bites chicken and cheese dog treats, the ingredients, portion size and suitability for your dog are what matter most.
Soft dog treats are handy to feed by hand, but texture alone tells you little about their nutritional value. Always check whether they’re labelled as complementary pet food. A treat like this isn’t a substitute for a complete meal. Also consider the size of the pieces, especially if you have a small dog or one that eats quickly.
Some packs list calories per sachet, even though your dog may have several sachets a day. According to the product information, one portion of INABA Fun Bites contains 15,6 kcal. The recommended amount depends on your dog’s weight, age and activity level. According to the product information, treats should provide no more than 10% of your dog’s daily calorie intake.
Not every treat with “dog treats” in the title is actually intended for dogs, according to the full product description. So check the species and life stage section. For example, some products in the range have titles that refer to dogs, while their descriptions say they’re intended for cats. That’s why it’s best not to rely on search terms or product photos alone.
According to the product description, INABA Fun Bites has a soft-baked chicken outer layer with a creamy Churu filling. The combination of an outer layer and soft centre gives it a double texture. This can be handy for:
Only hide medication this way if it’s in line with your vet’s or pharmacist’s instructions. Not every tablet can be given with food.
The listed ingredients include chicken, water, tapioca starch, dried bonito, cheese, egg white, sodium caseinate, gelatine and guar gum. The product is described as free from grains, preservatives, carrageenan and artificial colourings. It may therefore suit owners specifically looking for grain-free dog treats.
That doesn’t mean it’s suitable for every dog. The ingredients include chicken, fish, egg and milk products. If your dog has a known sensitivity, always check the label and ask your vet if you’re unsure. “Natural” or “clean ingredients” don’t guarantee that an individual dog won’t react.
The pack contains 96 g of dog treats, divided into eight 12 g sachets. According to the product description, each sachet contains around twelve pieces. The product highlights state 69% moisture and 15,6 kcal per sachet; the analytical data lists a maximum moisture content of 72%. Always use the label on the pack you receive for the most accurate information.
The product information gives the following as a guide:
According to the product information, opened sachets should be refrigerated and served as soon as possible. A resealable pack or individually wrapped portions can help reduce waste, but remember to check the best-before date and batch information too.
Why it suits this profile: A straightforward choice for owners looking for small, soft rewards for walks or practising basic commands with adult dogs.
The product information specifically mentions adult dogs and gives portion guidelines for different weight ranges. Bear in mind, though, that it contains grains.
Soft, meaty treats that work well as rewards, supplied in a 140 g bag.
Why it suits this profile: For anyone who pays close attention to ingredients, individual portions and the combination of a soft outside with a creamy filling.
The 12 g portions make it easier to keep track of how much you’re giving. Do check the latest nutritional analysis and allergens on the pack.
96 g in total, split into eight individual sachets; grain-free according to the product description, with 15,6 kcal per sachet according to the product information.
Why it suits this profile: Only consider this if the packaging and product information clearly confirm that the treat is intended for dogs.
The title mentions dogs, but the available description lists cats as the intended animals. Don’t buy it for a dog without checking the label first.
The pouch contains 70 g, and the description mentions cheese and poultry. Check which animals it’s intended for before buying.
We’ve put together a complete, up-to-date list of products that meet these strict selection criteria and the applicable European safety regulations.
According to the product description, the small, soft pieces are designed to be fed by hand and used as training rewards. Include them in your dog’s daily allowance and deduct them from their total calorie intake.
According to the product information, the creamy centre is designed for hiding small pills. First check whether the medication can be taken with food. If your dog doesn’t eat the whole treat, they may not get the full dose.
Store unopened sachets in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. According to the product information, opened sachets should be refrigerated and given as soon as possible. Follow the packaging for shelf life and storage advice.
