A training treat only really has one job, and size is most of it. A treat big enough to actually notice is also big enough to fill a dog up halfway through a session, which is why the small ones tend to work better for repetition than the big chewy ones.

These are small training treats built on wheat, with beef meal at 16% and chicken meal, lamb meal and yoghurt each at 4%. On the analysis they come to 21.5% protein, 9% fat, 1% fibre, 7% ash and 20% moisture, and they're fortified with vitamin A, D3 and E plus trace minerals including zinc, manganese, copper, iodine and selenium. The label also lists colours among the additives, alongside antioxidants and preservatives.

• 125G bag of small training treats
• Wheat is the first-listed ingredient
• Beef meal 16%; chicken meal, lamb meal and yoghurt each at 4%
• Protein 21.5%, fat 9%, fibre 1%, ash 7%, moisture 20%
• Fortified with vitamins A, D3 and E, plus trace minerals
• Contains added colours and preservatives

On what's in it: wheat is listed first, ahead of the 16% beef meal and the 4% each of chicken meal, lamb meal and yoghurt, so there's more wheat in the bag than any single named meat. The additives list also includes colours, which matters if you're specifically avoiding them; Wagg don't say which ones are used.

Who it's for: owners doing repetitive reward-based training who need a small, low-fuss treat rather than a big chew, and who aren't choosing this one specifically for its meat content.