Not every treat needs to pick one protein and stick to it. Blending three gives a dog more going on in one bite than a plain single-meat strip does, which matters most for dogs that lose interest in the same flavour after a week.

This one combines chicken breast (49%), duck breast (15%) and pork (15%), with vegetable glycerine, corn starch, chicken liver, pea protein and salt filling out the rest. It comes in a 60G pack. The analysis is 24% protein, 19% fat, 0.5% crude fibre, 5% crude ash and 20% moisture - a richer, fattier treat than a plain single-meat strip.

• Chicken breast (49%), duck breast (15%) and pork (15%)
• Protein 24%, fat 19%
• Crude fibre 0.5%, crude ash 5%, moisture 20%
• Also contains vegetable glycerine, corn starch, chicken liver, pea protein and salt
• Contains added pork flavour and colourants
• 60G pack

On the additives. Unlike a plain meat strip, this one lists pork flavour and colourants among its additives, so some of what makes it look and taste the way it does is added rather than coming from the meat alone. At 19% fat it is also considerably richer than a lean single-protein treat, so it is one to ration carefully rather than hand out freely.

Who it's for: dogs who enjoy variety and owners who want a treat with more than one protein in it, used as an occasional richer reward rather than an everyday one.