Training treats live or die on how fast a dog can eat them, because a session built around thirty repetitions doesn't work if each treat takes ten seconds to chew - which is exactly why these are sized as bites rather than sticks.

Denzel's build the recipe around chickpea flour, salmon (18%), sweet potato (17%) and peanut butter (13.1%), with linseed and salmon oil added. It's grain-free, and the manufacturer's own count puts a 100G bag at approximately 110 individual rewards - useful to know when you're working out how far a bag will stretch across a training session.

• 100G bag, approximately 110 bites per bag (Denzel's own estimate)
• Salmon 18%, sweet potato 17%, peanut butter 13.1%
• Crude protein 21.5%, fat 11.7%, fibre 2%, ash 5.5%
• 272kcal per 100g
• Grain-free recipe
• Suitable from 8 weeks old

On the calorie count. At 272kcal per 100g and roughly 110 bites to a bag, that's a real number of calories across a long training session - Denzel's own guidance is to keep treats within a balanced diet, so it's worth counting a handful of these into the day's total rather than treating them as calorie-free.

Who it's for: owners training a puppy from 8 weeks old who want a small, fast-eating treat with a real ingredient list behind it rather than a filler-based one.