Dried duck meat strips, 80 g

The bag goes straight in with our plastics collection, which I appreciate, and there is nothing on the label I have to look up. My dog is a fan.

The strips are great for training, but they make your hand messy when you keep them in your pocket.

Our two are famously fussy, so I only got the small bag to see what would happen. It disappeared. The strips pull apart into little bits with no effort, so both cats got the same amount and nobody sulked. What sold me was the smell, or rather the lack of one, no sour chemical hit when you open it, just meat. The bag is one of those you can actually put in the recycling here rather than binning it, and the company is upfront about the meat being trimmings from food production instead of something farmed specially for pets. Less thrown away, same quality. Texture-wise it is chewy rather than crunchy, which suits grown cats fine. Buying again, and I would tell any picky-cat owner to try it.

Seems tasty, the dog begs for more. Definitely 5 stars!

Easy to break apart by hand right on a walk. Convenient to adjust the portion for both the cat and the dog.

No artificial flavorings. We used to buy another treat and it had a strong chemical smell.

Convenient to use at home to distract him from barking at the delivery courier.

Nail trims used to be a wrestling match. Now he is busy working through a chewy strip and barely notices the clippers.

The single-protein duck format is an absolute lifesaver for a dog with allergies.

Made in the EU, which gives confidence in the quality of the meat.

Listing exact percentages in the ingredients is an honest approach. It makes the actual contribution of each ingredient clear.

The dog loves it, but we had to throw some away because the strips got damp from the air.

The strips are a dull greyish brown. Nothing has been dyed to make them look nicer, which suits me fine.

Full marks for a bag I can actually recycle. Zero marks for getting into it, though. I gave up tugging at the top and went for the scissors.

Honest percentages, no hidden filler, all good on the label. My cat sniffed it and walked off. A treat this premium should be irresistible to any pet.

The duck smells pretty good, I almost wanted to eat it myself.

One cat, one dog, and I was tired of buying two different treats. This is the first thing they have both agreed on. Our girl is getting on in years and cannot manage anything hard any more, and the cat turns her nose up at most things on principle. The strips are properly soft, they chew rather than crunch, so I am not worried about old teeth. It is produced within Europe, which is enough for me to trust how it was made, and the bag goes in with the household plastics here in Germany without any fuss. We only hand out small bits at a time, so one pack keeps us going for ages.

Treat for adult dogs. Mine is 4 years old and eats it perfectly.

Packaging without any overly flashy claims, everything is to the point and honest.

Works perfectly as a complementary food to their main diet. The dog is absolutely thrilled.

I like the thinking behind it, the meat is what is left over from producing food for people rather than something raised separately. My one reservation is the texture. It is so soft it does nothing for his teeth, closer to pate than to a chew.

My setter has a strong reaction to chicken, so we switched to duck. These Fernpaw strips are a real find for indoor training. I cut one strip into five pieces, and it was enough for an entire training session. The ingredients are clean, with no colorings.

The ingredients are great, but the strips themselves sometimes crumble when you break them apart.

It took me a second to get my head around the meat being leftovers from the human supply chain. Does not seem to have cost anything in quality, though, it is good stuff.

No dye anywhere in this. It looks like exactly what it is.

European-sourced ingredients, fast delivery, everything was spot on.

It is an extra on top of what she normally eats, never a meal. Two things on the label and I know what both of them are, which is more than I can say for most treats.

Nothing dyed, nothing preserved, and the list of what is in it barely takes up a line. The quality is a step above what we were buying before.

Never thought I'd feel good about a treat bag, but knowing it's made from stuff that would otherwise go to waste makes buying it feel a little less guilty.

The format works for both dogs and cats. I have two cats and a dog, and all of them liked it with no issues.

My dog doesn't care where the duck came from, obviously, but I do, and knowing it's not some separately farmed novelty ingredient makes the whole thing feel less wasteful.

No lecture printed on the packet about saving the planet. Just a decent product in a bag that goes in the recycling. I prefer it that way.

No harsh added fragrances, just a normal meaty smell. I’m happy with the purchase.

Good strip size. They tear neatly along the fibers, with no crumbs.

Read the back of the bag before buying and appreciated that they're not wasting perfectly good meat just because it's not sold for human plates. Small thing, but it stuck with me.

The duck single-protein format worked great for allergies. The ingredients are clean.

You can actually see real meat fibers in these, not some ground-up mystery paste. Definitely a step up from the cheaper treats we tried before.

No hidden filler inside. Just clean single protein.

The soft strips are convenient for my cat. No need to bite hard to break them.

Convenient for rewarding my dog after grooming. He waits for this treat and behaves calmly.

Smells like natural meat. No chemical fragrances that overpower smells outdoors.

The dog eats it happily, but the bag looks cheap because of the monomaterial.

He wolfs it down and I am glad nothing in there has been colored to look nicer. My problem is quantity. We train most days and the pack was empty by day three.

Didn't expect to care about sourcing this much, but I looked it up and it's genuinely reassuring that nothing extra had to be produced just for this treat.

Glad they have left it undyed. The smell, though, is an acquired taste and I am not sure I have acquired it yet.

Whoever came up with sourcing the duck this way deserves credit. It's the kind of quality I'd trust for myself, honestly, and my dog agrees.

Excellent single-protein format; finally there are no hidden fillers in the ingredients. I buy it for my dog with allergies.

Duck is easy to digest. My dog had no stomach problems.

No strong smells, which is nice. You open the bag and it just smells like regular meat.

The quality is justified. I’m buying it for the second time already and will keep doing so.

The description states a single protein source, which is actually the case. It caused no adverse reactions in my dog.

Duck is a great option to add some variety to their diet. My Pomeranian eats it with pleasure.

I bought these strips for my Belgian Shepherd. He is very active and quickly loses focus during training. Our usual lure is cheese, but it makes a mess in the bag. This treat solved the problem. I tear the duck into small pieces, toss them in my fanny pack, and pull them out one by one. The dog works with fire in his eyes. The single protein is important to me because he has a sensitive stomach. After a week of training, there have been no upset stomachs. The ingredient list is easy to read, with no chemicals—thank you for being honest with your customers.

100% pure duck with no fillers. It's a lifesaver for dogs with allergies, the flaky skin has stopped.

My dog really loves the soft, chewy texture of the strips. It's very convenient for rewarding him at home.

The texture is soft and chewy, making it easy for an older dog to eat. The strips don't scratch the roof of the mouth.

Indoors she will do anything for one of these. They stay bendy rather than snapping, which I assume is what the second ingredient is there for.

I liked that there are no preservatives. I give them as a supplement to his food, not every day.

I read the label expecting the usual list of things I cannot pronounce and found basically meat. Nice change.

My dog is tiny, so one strip stretches to three or four rewards. I just pull bits off with my fingers, no hunting around for scissors.

Very soft strips. Convenient to use as a calming reward after grooming.

A stress-free way to reward during walks. Convenient format.

In principle I approve of them not coloring it. In practice the strips look fairly grim sitting in the bag. My dog has no such reservations.

Checked the label for the usual junk (preservatives, colorings) and found none. Good to see ingredients that would pass muster on a human plate too.

It works beautifully as a calm-down reward once the grooming is over. The only thing holding me back from five stars is the price, you do not get a lot in the bag for what it costs, good as it is.

The smell alone had my dog losing his mind before I'd even opened the bag fully. Nice to know what's inside is decent quality too, not just a strong scent covering up junk.

One of the few brands that actually explains where the meat comes from instead of just slapping 'natural' on the label. Turns out it's tied to reducing food waste, which I wasn't expecting but appreciated.

The strips stay soft instead of drying into crisps, which I think is the whole point of the second ingredient. Downside for us: he empties his water bowl every single time he has one.

Natural meat aroma without any harsh fragrances. As an owner, I really appreciate the lack of chemical smell.

Easy to open the bag with one hand while outside. Very convenient.

Chewy enough that she takes her time over it, so it works as a proper reward rather than something she inhales in a second.

Honest ingredient list with percentages. It's very nice when the manufacturer hides nothing from the buyer.

Excellent taste, according to my Beagle. Drools like a river.

Good ingredients, single protein, but the duck smell is too specific. The dog eats it, but without much enthusiasm.

I bought this for my cat to teach her the "sit" command. The soft, chewy texture makes it easy to tear off small pieces for rewards. The duck smell is natural, without any chemicals. We will buy again!

A small pack, which was the point. I wanted to see whether it agreed with him before committing to anything bigger. A week later it was gone and his stomach never complained once.

This treat doesn’t replace food; I give about one piece a day as a bonus.

No artificial colors, and you can tell by the color. Natural and doesn’t stain the coat.

The treat complements the diet. It doesn’t replace regular food, but it’s great motivation during training.

Chicken is off the menu for my poodle, so duck was the obvious route. One meat and nothing else mixed in is exactly what we had been hunting for, and these fit the bill.

My old boy struggles with anything he has to really work at. These he can manage, soft enough to chew without a fight.

I buy these for outdoor training. The treat doesn’t crumble in my pocket.

We have two cats and a dog, and I give these duck strips to all of them. It’s convenient that you can adjust the portion size. They’re soft and easy to tear by hand straight from the bag, and 80 grams lasts a long time if you give a little at a time.

I liked that the bag is lightweight and doesn’t tear when opened.

We got it for the cat, and now she keeps asking for more. We give it little by little.

No hidden fillers like you usually see listed in cheap foods.

The smell isn’t sharp, but the dog can sense it from a mile away.

I was looking for a treat without hidden fillers for a dog with allergies. This duck option fully met my expectations; the ingredients are honest and easy to understand. The single-protein format works as it should, and my pet hasn’t had any more itching. I’m glad the manufacturer doesn’t hide the percentages.

Smells nicely of meat. The dog can hear the bag from a mile away.

My wire-haired Spitz is prone to allergies to chicken and beef. Finding a treat has always been a huge problem. Fernpaw’s duck-based single-protein format has been a real lifesaver. The ingredients are as transparent as possible: just duck and vegetable glycerin, which retains moisture and gives the texture its soft chewiness. I noticed that after adding these strips to the diet as a training reward, my dog’s eyes stopped watering. The texture makes it easy to divide the strips by hand right at the training field, without getting your hands or pockets dirty. EU standards do their job.

The dried strips don’t stain pockets. Convenient to take to dog shows.

I liked that you can give it to both the cat and the dog, but it’s hard for the cat to chew

Clear single-protein ingredients. My dog is allergic to chicken, so duck is a lifesaver.

There is one extra ingredient beyond the meat and it is there to stop the strips drying out. Nothing sinister about it.

The single-protein format is a lifesaver for our corgi’s elimination diet.

The pets are thrilled. Soft texture, clear single-protein formula, easy to tear by hand.

Chewy rather than crunchy, so he settles down with it instead of getting wound up. Thank you!

Convenient to divide into small portions. For the cat I take a quarter of a strip, for the dog a whole one.

You can read the whole ingredient list in about two seconds and there is nothing hiding in it. That is rare.

The dried strips are excellent. The fact that they’re single-protein is very convenient; my dog has allergies and we watch her diet carefully.

Really happy with these. I pull them into whatever size I need on the spot, and the quality is obvious.

Dried duck strips that finally don't have a harsh smell. The natural meat aroma is immediately noticeable. The dog reacts perfectly, will order more.

Great treat. Natural meat aroma without any artificial fragrances. The cat is absolutely thrilled!

Easy to adjust the portion for the dog. I tear it into pieces depending on the command performed.

It's hard for my pug to chew hard things, but he ate these strips instantly.

We got these strips for our beagle, Max. Used them for a week during walks. Easy to tear by hand, the dog quickly learned a new command. The texture isn't crumbly and smells like real meat. It's an active breed, so reward is important.

Our Westie reacts badly to chicken, so every new treat is a gamble. We went in slowly with these, one strip a day for a fortnight, watching for the usual signs. Nothing. No scratching, ears stayed clean, no pink patches on her belly. Part of it is that there is only one meat involved and no mystery fats or meal padding it out. The strips are soft and smell like actual meat rather than perfume. That it is made in Europe and the bag can be recycled is a bonus rather than the reason I bought it. We will keep ordering. For the quality of what is in it, the price is fair.

A small bag is exactly what you want for a trial run. My cat was up on the counter before I had finished opening it.

Duck is a great option for allergy sufferers, but the strips are a bit too tough for an old boy.

Makes sense to use what would otherwise be discarded rather than raising something new specifically for treats. Glad to see a brand actually thinking that through.

The strips are convenient for rewards. The dog eats them eagerly, the texture allows for quick chewing.

Soft texture, very easy to tear by hand. However, the duck smell is a bit too overpowering for my liking, even though the manufacturer mentions the absence of harsh artificial fragrances.

An excellent reward after grooming. The cat reacts calmly to the procedure knowing she'll get some duck.

Liked that the aroma is natural, without harsh fragrances. The dog immediately understood it was delicious.

The adult cat eats it eagerly. The strips are only for adults, just as stated.

The cat eats them, but I have to cut the strips with a knife; they are a bit too tough for her.

Convenient to tear into pieces right on a walk. The soft texture isn't crumbly, the cat is thrilled.

Nice surprise to find ingredients I'd actually recognize from my own kitchen. Quality-wise it's a cut above what we used to buy.

Great texture for breaking apart, but when outside in the cold, my hands freeze while tearing it.

I work with Border Collies for a living, so I am fussy about what goes in the treat pouch. These cleared the bar. One meat source matters when you handle dogs that react to things, and I know exactly what is in the bag because the label does not hide behind vague wording. Out on the field I can pull off whatever size piece the exercise calls for, one-handed, and my fingers do not come away greasy afterwards. The smell does its job on the dog without being unbearable for me. The pack is small enough to live in a jacket pocket. Five stars, no hesitation.

Bought as a single-protein treat for a dog with a food allergy. Duck is the only protein, which is perfect for an elimination diet. In reality, the texture turned out to be not just soft-chew, but almost moist and slightly sticky to the touch. My poodle, Berna, eats it eagerly, and we haven't confirmed an allergy, so overall the product works. I'm deducting a star because the strips stick together inside the bag and I have to peel them apart with my fingers, leaving a greasy residue on my hands. This isn't very convenient when you need to quickly grab a piece outside.

I give it as a bonus to the main food in the mornings. Perfect.

Halfway round the block I can snap a bit off one-handed while the lead is in the other. That is really all I needed from it.

Fernpaw dried duck strips are top-notch. Clear ingredients, nothing extra.

My dog eats it, but she needs some time to get used to the natural taste.

The natural aroma gets my dog's attention. But on cold walks, the strips quickly stiffened up and became hard, so it takes a long time to chew them.

Easy to adjust the portion size. I break it into small pieces for my small dog.

Suitable for both dogs and cats. Both of mine eat it.

Exactly what I wanted for mine, one meat and nothing else mixed in. The bag did not last long at all. Thank you so much!

Finally, a proper single-protein treat for my allergy-prone dog. The ingredients are transparent, and the dog is happy.

The texture is soft and chewy, and my dog can bite through it easily. Thank you.

I buy these for outdoor training. The duck really gets my boxer's attention, and he's ready to work for these pieces. The texture is good and doesn't crumble in my pocket. But sometimes there are strips that are too dry and hard to tear by hand when you're in a hurry. Overall everything is great, and Europe production is nice because of the short logistics route.

My corgi's stomach is a delicate instrument, so finding a treat that does not set him off took months. This one has stuck. The big thing for me is what is not in it: no bulking agents, nothing added to keep it on the shelf longer. The strips are soft and come apart into small bits, which is ideal on a walk when you are handing out rewards every few minutes. It is a top-up rather than a meal, so I never feel like I am overfeeding him between dinners. The meat is the same standard you would find at a butcher's, and the bag is not a nightmare to dispose of either. He is delighted, which is the main verdict.

A good complementary food for the main diet. My dog is always happy to earn a little extra.

Honest ingredients with percentages. Single-protein. I'll buy it again.

My dog is happy, but my hands stay sticky from the glycerin after tearing the strips apart.

Two ingredients, both of which I could explain to someone if they asked. Nothing added to make it look or taste like something it is not, and you do not see that often these days.

I use it as a reward after grooming. The soft strips are easy to give even to small breeds.

It comes apart in my fingers, so there is nothing to prepare beforehand. Lives in my coat pocket now.

Great stuff for small dogs. The soft texture doesn't crumble, and the single-protein formula is ideal. 5 stars.

Convenient to divide, but some strips in the bag were thicker than the others.

Excellent single-meat formula, but I'd like to know the duck percentage more precisely.

Soft texture, dog is happy. Worth the money.

No colorants or preservatives. That's important for my dog's stomach.

No hidden fillers, just as stated. Only pure duck protein, and that's it.

Didn't expect much from a treat this cheap, but the ingredient sourcing is genuinely better than I assumed.

No chemicals in the ingredients. Just clean meat for rewarding the dog.

Third bag now for my poodle Rex. I keep it strictly as an extra alongside his proper food, never as a replacement. Since we switched, his digestion has settled noticeably, far fewer bad days. You can see the difference in the strips themselves, they look like sliced meat with fibers and everything, not like something pressed out of flour and flavoring. It also does not travel halfway round the world to get here, so it is not sitting in a container for months before it reaches me. Ordering again.

I break off what I need as we go. Most of our training happens on walks, so that matters more than it sounds.

No unnecessary sugar or salt. Just duck meat.

An absolute find for my cat. I tear a strip into small pieces and give it to her after grooming; she absolutely loves the natural smell.

I feed it to both my dog and my cat, it was a huge hit with both. It's so convenient that the treat is universal for two types of pets at once.

The treat complements their diet but doesn't replace their main food. Very convenient!

Nobody has tried to make this look prettier than it is, and honestly I trust it more for that.

I buy this for dogs and cats. The strips are easy to divide, making it easy to adjust the portion size.

This doesn't replace their food, but as a reward it works 100%.

A short label with no filler padding it out. Thank you for keeping it simple!

I appreciate being able to buy a small bag first. Nothing worse than committing to a big pack and finding out your pet hates it.

I try to keep waste down at home in general, so it mattered to me that this brand isn't producing extra just for treats. Will restock without a second thought.

Great for adult pets. My cat eats it with no issues.

Perfect portion size, I tear it into three pieces for my small dog. Very happy.

One meat source, no reaction, dog delighted, that part worked exactly as hoped. What put me off slightly was opening it. The bag arrives puffed up with air and the actual contents look a lot smaller once you get in there.

Clear ingredients listed right on the bag. I appreciate it when they list the dry-matter percentages.

Good concept on the packaging. In practice my dog gets one strip and immediately wants another, and 80 g disappears in a few days. For the price it should last a lot longer.

Excellent quality dried strips, with no artificial colors. The cat is thrilled.

The percentages on the packaging are stated honestly. I buy it regularly.

This is not the leftover scrapings that usually go into pet snacks, the meat is the kind that would have ended up on a plate. The quality shows. Recommended.

Smell is normal, without any harsh fragrances. The dog is happy.

They print the actual proportions instead of hiding behind wording like meat and animal derivatives. Not that there is much to print, mind you, the list is two items long.

Made in the EU, which means the quality is controlled. I'll buy it.

Using up what the food industry does not sell instead of binning it is a good enough reason to pick one brand over another.

This treat is perfect for training. The smell keeps the pet's attention.

Bought this for my cat after grooming. She chews these strips calmly, and the portion size is easy to adjust for her.

I liked that there are no artificial flavorings. I even tried it myself, and it tasted fine.

Short and clear ingredient list. No hidden components.

Keeps the dog's attention 100%. The aroma works.

Natural meaty aroma with no harsh fragrances. An excellent supplementary food alongside the main diet.

I bought it for Leo, my Maine Coon. People assume a cat that size can eat anything in one go, and he can, but duck is rich, so I split each strip into pieces before he gets it. I just tear them at the bowl with my hands. It is made in Europe, which is one less thing for me to worry about on the safety side. One bag lasts us the best part of a month at this rate. The label is short and there is nothing chemical on it. This is a top-up rather than a meal, the cat is delighted, and his coat has never looked better. It is on my regular order now.

They stay moist right down to the last one in the bag. No shriveled hard bits at the bottom like you get with some brands.

I make the pieces smaller, tear them by hand, saves time.

Bought as a single protein for an allergic dog. Clean ingredients, but he reacted anyway. A hypoallergenic treat should be safe for allergic dogs, that is the whole idea.

Soft enough that my dog's dodgy teeth are not an issue. She polishes them off happily.

Big reward or small reward, I decide in the moment and pull off that much. Simple as that.

Good-quality dried strips. Suitable for adult pets.

I give them to my cat after grooming, she loves these duck strips. The texture is right.

Honest percentages on the label. Few do that nowadays.

Fernpaw made me happy. Soft strips for my Yorkie, he swallows them in seconds.

We mostly use these indoors and they are spot on, chewy without being a jaw workout.

The quality of the ingredients is good, but I had to spend a long time explaining to the dog that this is food.

The ingredients are honest, with no hidden fillers, which is rare. The duck went down very well, we will order again.

Meat good enough for people, and they actually tell you how much of it is in there. I cannot think of many brands that manage both. Worth buying.

The texture makes it easy to tear off pieces of the size you need. Perfect for outdoor training. Thank you.

The ingredients are simple and clear. But there are a lot of small crumbs in the bag, a third of the weight is literally dust rather than strips.

Taking meat that has already been through food production and turning it into treats makes sense to me. Nothing gets thrown away that did not have to be.

No harsh fragrances is a big plus. The smell is real and meaty.

There is no small print to squint at. Only two ingredients go into it, and neither one is a cheap filler.

My dachshund gets through them without any struggling. He has thoroughly approved of the change.

For a small dog this is a relief. She chews her piece properly instead of trying to swallow something too hard in one go.

No artificial flavorings, smells like real meat. My cocker spaniel went crazy for it.

The natural aroma keeps my pug’s attention without any flavorings. An excellent product for the money.

Barely anything on the label: the meat, plus one thing to stop it going hard. That is it.

Bought these for my miniature schnauzer as a reward after grooming. The texture is soft, and the strips are easily torn by hand, which is very convenient outdoors. But for my dog, they turned out to be a bit too large; I have to tear each one into about five pieces. Otherwise, I'm satisfied with the quality—the ingredients are honest, with no hidden additives. I will buy again, but I would like to see a bit more variety in the package sizes.

Short supply chain is a big plus. Top quality, the dog is absolutely thrilled.

Soft-chew texture, as stated. Which means it squashed flat in my pocket during training. I need something that survives a session outdoors and this does not.

Good product, but the zip-lock closure on the bag is tight and breaks quickly.

It is made from what the food industry does not put on shelves. Good. That stuff should not be going in the bin.

Excellent single-protein format. I'm testing my dog for allergens, and this product fit perfectly into the diet.

The empty bag went straight into the yellow bin. No wondering, no guessing which part goes where.

The treat perfectly complements the diet. It doesn't replace dry food, but it motivates the pet well.

Our collection point here in Estonia took it without a problem, which is not a given with pet food packaging.

Neat, filling strips. Would buy again.

No filler hiding in the label, and I do appreciate that. I would still rather it were meat and nothing else. The second ingredient is not something I would choose to add myself, harmless as it probably is.

Honest ingredients with no hidden additives, duck is perfect for my poodle as a rare protein.

The cat eats it too. I split one strip into three pieces.

European quality. You can tell right away that the raw materials are good.

A straightforward label and it really is duck. I would just prefer a bit less of the stuff they add to keep it soft.

Great treat, but for a toy poodle, the strips are a bit too long.

This is a supplementary food, not medicine, but I'm glad the production is in the EU under strict standards.

The package contains actual strips, not meat crumbs. Adapting the portion size is very easy.

Honest percentages on the package without hidden fillers. I respect this approach to business.

No harsh odors. It just smells like dried meat and doesn't cause allergies for me.

Soft enough to pull apart with my fingers, but they do not fuse into one lump inside the bag the way some do. A good balance.

My poodle is getting on and hard treats are out of the question now. These she manages easily, and she clearly enjoys them.

Convenient format—you can break it apart with your hands! My dog absolutely loves it.

Our poodle Hans is almost 12 years old, and he no longer has the teeth to chew on hard treats. These duck strips have been a lifesaver. The soft-chew texture allows him to safely chew the strip without hurting his gums. We've been buying them for three months in a row now, giving them to him twice a day after he follows commands. The ingredient list is crystal clear; as a chemist by training, I checked it immediately. Duck and vegetable glycerin, that's it. Digestion works like clockwork, and his stool hasn't worsened. I am completely satisfied with this purchase.

I bought the small one as a trial. It did not survive the week. Ordering properly this time.

I liked that it’s free from chemicals, but the shelf life could be a bit longer.

Good treat, but there were a lot of meat crumbs at the bottom of the bag.

Nice not to have to think about where the empty packet goes, it recycles like any other plastic. And the animals gave the contents full marks.

No scissors, no fuss. When the dog gets something right you want the reward in his mouth that second, not thirty seconds later.

Smells like natural meat, with no harsh fragrances. The dog comes running instantly for this aroma.

My pet’s coat is perfect after grooming, and rewarding with a strip works every time. I recommend it.

Single-protein is great, but the strips turned out to be a bit tough for my cat.

I use it for training at home. The strip is easy to split by hand into small pieces for motivation.

Two ingredients, both obvious. At this price I fully expected to find something bulking it out, and there is not.

They bend instead of snapping, which makes them easy to work with. The texture is spot on.

An ordinary working dog would put it this way. I got it for outdoor training, and the smell keeps attention even in the wind.

No colorants or preservatives is great, but the meat itself looks kind of gray in the bag and completely unappetizing.

Smells normal, not stinky. The dog vientiane eats it with pleasure.

Easy to split by hand, no need to look for a knife or scissors. Take the piece you need and give it to the dog.

Soft and tear easily, but inside the bag they often stick together into one lump.

Easy to tear into pieces. I use it at the training field, and the dog works happily.

The meat smell keeps my pug’s attention even when there are lots of pigeons around.

I started with the smallest bag to see how it went down. No hesitation from the cat at all.

The strips tear very well and the dog is happy, but the duck smell is too meaty and a bit strong.

I bought the strips for rewards at the training field. The smell holds my Labrador’s attention very well, even from a long distance. The ingredients are clean, with no preservatives. They are very easy to split by hand. But the moisture inside the bag was uneven; some pieces were too dried out and broke apart. Overall, it’s a good product and I’ll order again.

Fernpaw did a great job, everything is transparent. Pure duck.

The meat is the same grade people eat, and it is material that would otherwise have gone to waste. That combination is what made me pick this over the alternatives.

Soft stuff, comes apart with a bit of a pull. I take a couple of strips to class and never need a knife or a board to prepare anything.

My cat is eating duck for the first time, and the natural meat aroma without chemicals attracted her right away.

I liked that there are no flavorings. Natural smell.

It's a pity there is no zip-lock inside to store the opened bag. The ingredients are perfectly pure duck with no additives, and my dog eats it with great pleasure, which is a big plus. The texture is normal and pleasantly chewy. If you don't close the bag, the meat will dry out in the fridge. I have to use a clip. EU production is undoubtedly a plus for trust.

The absence of artificial dyes is immediately obvious. The color of the strips is natural, without bright pigments.

I give it to my cat after brushing its coat. She waits more calmly for the procedure knowing she'll get some duck.

Chewy but not tough, which makes them easy to hand out on a walk. My dog is a huge fan.

No complaints about what you get for the money. The problem was my cat. She does not like the chewy texture and just left them sitting in the bowl.

My cat eats it too, even though I bought it for my dog. I divide the strips into very small pieces, it's perfect for calm rewarding.

Soft meat, easy for my old dog to chew. No gum problems whatsoever.

The bag is a great eco-initiative, but the manufacture date on the side is hard to see.

Cuts excellently with scissors into small cubes for my Pomeranian.

The meat comes off the same production lines as food for people. Giving my dog something I would be willing to eat myself is worth paying for.

I was looking for a treat without flavorings and preservatives, and the Fernpaw product fully meets this. I give it to my cat in small amounts. But the meat is sometimes overdried and too tough for her. Otherwise, no complaints, the duck causes no allergies, which is the most important thing for us. I hope the manufacturer adjusts the drying level.

They stay springy even if I leave the bag open on the counter for a day. Not the sort that turns to leather.

My cat happily eats the duck. But the strips are a bit too long for her, I have to tear each into three or four pieces to feed her by hand.

The monomaterial bag seems simple at first glance, but it perfectly preserves the taste and smell of the duck strips. I bought this treat for my dachshund, Bruno. We often travel around Europe by car, so we were looking for something that doesn't dirty the hands and is easy to open. The strips are convenient to take out right from behind the steering wheel. The ingredients are pleasing — just one protein and glycerin. No hidden ingredients. Bruno is absolutely thrilled with the taste. It's great that it doesn't replace the main food but only supplements it, so the dog isn't picky and eats her kibble normally. I am completely satisfied with my purchase.

A treat for adult pets. It's hard for my elderly dog to chew dry food, but he loved this.

No dyes, no added flavoring, nothing pretending to be something else. Just a straightforward product.

It's convenient that the strips are easy to tear by hand on walks for my Jack Russell. The texture is soft but doesn't fall apart in my pocket.

Worked perfectly as a supplementary food to the main diet. I couldn't find the exact daily allowance in the instructions, so I had to give it by eye.

Single-protein format based on duck. Perfectly suited my dog with a beef intolerance.

The natural meat aroma works flawlessly. My pet immediately obeys commands to get the treat.

The strips are soft and chewy. The ideal size to adapt the portion for my pug.

Honest ingredients with percentages on the label. I respect brands that tell the truth instead of hiding behind pretty words.

The meat is excellent, but the dog swallows small pieces immediately without chewing.

European quality is noticeable. The smell is pleasantly meaty, not chemical.

80 grams isn’t much for that price for a large dog.

I pull a piece off mid-walk, hand it over, and it is gone before I have finished the sentence. Nice and soft.

I give it after grooming as a reward. My pet stays calm, and the texture doesn’t crumble in my hands or bag.

Nothing added for color, nothing added to keep it on a shelf longer. What you see on the label is genuinely what is in the bag.

I bought it for my cat and dog. They both liked the duck. I tear it by hand into small pieces. I noticed the ingredients are honest, with no hidden components, which is rare today. I’ll be buying it regularly.

Turning food industry offcuts into something useful instead of throwing them out gets a thumbs up from me.

Soft strips. Convenient to use at home as a reward.

On paper the quality claims are impressive. My dog was not impressed at all. She will take one, eventually, if she has just been groomed and is feeling sorry for herself. Otherwise she can take them or leave them.

Excellent single-protein product, but the exact ratio isn’t listed on the package.

Duck is 100% single protein. I recommend it to anyone with pets who have allergies.

Made from what is left over in the food industry, and to my mind that is a point in its favor rather than against it.

I give it to my cat after a walk in the sling. She’s calm, and the strips relax her.

I buy it for after grooming. My dog sits calmly because he knows he’ll get a strip. It’s soft and easy for him to chew.

I use it as a complementary food. My dog eats his main meal and then gets a piece of duck as a bonus.

The strips are easy to tear, but there were a few hard, dry pieces inside the bag that my dog spat out.

I got these for training my corgi Rex. There is nothing artificial in them, no color, no added flavoring, just the meat and one thing to keep it soft. Out on the field I can pull them into tiny pieces without stopping, so his focus does not wander. We are maybe five sessions in and he watches me like I am the most interesting thing in the park. It also has not traveled far to get here, and you can tell from how fresh it is. Definitely reordering.

After months of reading labels for my allergy-prone dog, I finally found one with nothing buried in it. The meat, and one thing to keep it soft. No surprises, which is all I ever wanted.

Excellent single protein. My dog is allergic to chicken, and these duck treats worked perfectly for training.

I have two cats and a dog, so it’s convenient that the strips can simply be torn by hand into different-sized pieces. There are no strong smells, it just smells like dried meat. The packaging is ordinary, but it’s nice that it can be recycled here in the EU. I’ll buy more.

I’m buying a second pack for our Yorkie. The texture is soft, and he chews it easily.

My dog always gets very nervous after haircuts and grooming. I started giving her these strips right at the salon to distract and calm her. The soft texture lets her eat quickly without choking. The natural aroma gets her attention instantly. The ingredients are clean, with no chemicals, which is very important to me. I would definitely buy it again; it lasts a long time.

Duck goes down a treat, finally a clean protein with no unnecessary additives for my allergy-prone dog.

I buy these strips for outdoor training. The texture makes it easy to tear off small pieces, the dog swallows them quickly and doesn’t get distracted from the process. The packaging is made from monomaterial, and I was able to put it in my local yellow plastic bin, which is quite rare for pet foods. The smell is natural and meaty, but not strong. I’ll definitely buy more, since the price is fully justified by the quality.

Easy to tear by hand into small pieces for my cat. The smell is normal, no chemicals.

My poodle loathes the groomer. These days he gets a strip the moment we are out the door, and chewing it seems to unwind him. He takes his time over it and calms right down. The label helped me pick it: the meat, plus one thing to keep the strips bendy, and nothing I had to go and look up. It is made close to home too, so it has not been sitting in a warehouse for half a year before reaching us.

Bought as a tasty addition to the main diet. The ingredients are easy to read and understand.

My Yorkie is nearly twelve and his teeth are not what they were. He would take a hard treat, chew at it for a while and then spit it out. These are soft and chewy enough that he actually finishes them, and then sits there asking for another. The bag is a sensible size for us, broken into small pieces and given once a day it lasts something like a week and a half. Ordering again. Grandmother and granddaughter both satisfied.

I give this to my cat after brushing. He eats it happily, and it doesn't break his teeth.

What made me look twice is where the meat comes from. It is what is left over from producing food for people, so nothing is raised specially and nothing gets binned. The strips themselves look and smell like proper dried meat, and the cat has no complaints either.

Great thing for walks, it easily fit in my pocket and didn't crumble.

My dog is incredibly picky with food and often turns down even expensive treats. I decided to try duck because she didn't have allergies to ready-made duck food in the past. The strips smell fine, not super strongly, but it was enough for the dog. She ate everything instantly and sat staring at me demanding more. I liked that it's easy to tear into pieces with bare hands without scissors, which is very convenient when you're walking and your hands are busy with the leash. I will definitely buy more.

I buy this for training. Soft, easy to tear, the dog is absolutely thrilled.

The treat is great, my dog gobbles it up in a second. But the bag doesn't close properly after opening, so I have to transfer it to a container.

The dried duck was a hit with my cat, he eats it willingly. It really does tear easily by hand, only the strips turn out to be a bit too dry at the edges.

The cat eats it with no problems, the ingredients are excellent. Just duck and that's it, no chemicals. I will definitely buy more.

Convenient to take outside. The strips are easy to tear by hand into small pieces, no need to cut anything with a knife. The dog works happily.

Bought as a reward after grooming. The texture is soft, the dog eats it quickly without choking. I'll be ordering a second batch.

Was looking for a treat for my pug, Archie. He is allergic to chicken, so I strictly buy single-protein treats. These duck strips were a perfect fit — after two weeks, no redness on his skin or ears. It smells like natural meat without a harsh odor. Archie just goes crazy when I open the pack.

No box, no cardboard sleeve, no plastic window. Just the bag, and that goes in with the plastics. Refreshing to see someone not overdo it.

What is in the bag is meat of the standard people eat, not the usual pet-grade leftovers. He is happy and I do not have to wonder what I am feeding him.

Sits well in my jacket pocket, doesn't crumble to dust. The dog can smell the treat from a mile away.

The duck went down great, no allergies. But it lacks a zip-lock closure on the bag, I have to close it with a clip.

No arguments from the dog and no strange chemicals on the label. The one thing I cannot quite work out is why that second ingredient needs to be in there at all. To keep it soft, presumably, but I would still rather it were just meat.

Great item for indoor training. My corgi, Rex, does anything for these strips, and I appreciate that there's no chemical smell.

I buy this for my senior Chihuahua. It's hard for him to chew solid food, but these strips are soft and easy to chew. The natural meat smell attracts him instantly, even though he is usually a picky eater.

My poodle hates getting a haircut. Now I give her a strip right on the groomer's table, and she sits quietly. This format is a huge help, it's easy to tear off little pieces right during the process.

Just meat, without unnecessary additives. We give it to our setter on hunting trips as a bonus for obedience.

Already buying my second pack. Convenient to take on a walk to keep the dog occupied while we sit at a cafe.

It's rare to find duck treats for cats. My British Shorthair, Luna, simply adores them. I tear them into small pieces by hand, and she picks up every crumb off the floor. The soft texture doesn't scare her off.

Good product, natural smell. A minor remark — wet hands get a little sticky when tearing it, but it doesn't affect the taste for the dog.

My Yorkie eats them happily. The strips break easily, and I use them for potty-pad training.

My dog doesn’t tolerate chicken or beef well, so I’m always looking for an alternative. This duck option was a perfect fit. No skin redness or itching after eating it. My dog is active and always ready to work for this treat. I recommend it to all pet owners with sensitive digestion.

I buy these for agility training. Convenient size, the dog swallows them quickly and doesn’t lose focus.

My spaniel is crazy about them. I open the bag and he’s already sitting at my feet, waiting for a command.

I ordered these to try for my pug. The strips don’t crumble in my pocket like dry biscuits, and they’re easy to take out one at a time. My dog reacts to the smell instantly and performs all the basic commands without hesitation. I’ll definitely order more when this pack runs out.

Excellent treat, with a pleasant meaty smell. I use it on walks to distract from pigeons.

We give it to our dachshund as a bonus after her evening meal. The strips are soft, so I don’t worry about her teeth. I liked that the product doesn’t stain my hands or the sofa when she chews the treat right in the living room. The smell is natural, with no chemical note.

A wonderful treat for a cat. She eats it with appetite, and the pieces are easy to divide.

My border collie loves this treat. We use it during sessions with the dog trainer, and the motivation is top level.

Before, it took a lot of persuading to get my beagle into the clinic. Now I just show him a strip, and he jumps onto the table by himself. The vet said the ingredients are excellent and that it can be given without worrying about the stomach. The texture lets him chew quickly, which is very important in the stressful situation of waiting for an injection.

I buy these for my retriever. Great format, natural ingredients, and no sharp smell.

The kitten got used to waking us up at night. I started putting a piece of a strip in his puzzle toy before bed. He stays busy with the treat for about twenty minutes, cleans out every last crumb, and then sleeps calmly until morning. For us, it’s a real lifesaver, and the package lasts a long time with this kind of use.

I give it to my Pomeranian Bruno after nail trimming; he sits calmly and waits for his strip.

We have a beagle named Molly, she’s three years old. At the training field, I tear a strip into small pieces with my fingers, and the heel command has started working without the endless search for crumbs in my pocket.

My cat Oscar asks for a piece after brushing; now he doesn’t run away under the sofa.

My corgi Luna doesn’t like having her paws wiped in winter. I put a small piece on the mat by the door, and she stands there calmly waiting until I finish.

My dachshund Fritz takes the strip gently; it’s convenient for rewarding calm behavior in the elevator.

Our twelve-year-old shepherd Nora no longer has the strongest teeth, so we don’t give her hard snacks. I divide these strips into narrow pieces, and she chews them without rushing and doesn’t leave them on the floor.

I bought these for my pug Max for the road; they distract him perfectly in the car.

My cat Mila gets nervous in her carrier. At the clinic, I gave her a very small piece, and she stopped scratching at the door while we waited for the appointment.

My Labrador Ray brings the leash and gets a piece before going out; he’s happy.

My poodle puppy Teddy is learning to stay in place while I open the door for the courier. The strips are easy to divide, he doesn’t choke, and he quickly brings his attention back.

My Shiba Kai is usually picky, but he took these strips right away and waits for more.

I have a Yorkie named Bella, she’s six years old, and she can’t stand the hair dryer. After bathing, I put her on a towel and give her a tiny piece for every calm minute. This time we finished drying her without any attempts to hide in the bathroom. The smell is meaty but not strong, and afterward I just wash my hands with soap.

I give it to my cat Leo after a pill, and now he doesn’t sulk all evening.

I get these for my French Bulldog, Niki, for short city walks. When a tram passes by, I ask her to look at me and give her a little piece; she's become noticeably calmer.

Our Border Collie, Sam, learned the 'wait by the bowl' command really quickly thanks to these.

We have a cat named Sonya and a small mixed-breed dog, Archie. I break one strip into a few pieces after the evening toy cleanup: Archie brings his ball, and Sonya calmly climbs down from her shelf. Both eat them with interest, with no arguing at the bowl.

Our Husky, Nord, gets a strip after ear cleaning and stops fidgeting.

I use these for training at the dog training ground. Our Beagle is absolutely crazy about the duck flavor and follows commands instantly. However, the packaging is very hard to open; the zip-lock keeps getting stuck.

These worked perfectly as a reward after brushing our Maine Coon's coat. It tears easily by hand, but the smell of the strips is an acquired taste—quite specific.

We got these for our senior Poodle to motivate him to go for walks in bad weather. The texture is perfect, and the old man chews it happily. However, there were some overly tough tendons in the tub, so we are worried about his teeth.

The perfect treat for training a French Bulldog puppy to use nail clippers. I tear them into narrow strips and give one for each clipped nail. The only downside is that the strips dry out quickly in the open air.

A lifesaver for our Yorkie during car rides. I give him a strip right before putting him in the carrier; it's a great distraction from the stress. I lowered my rating because the packaging contains one solid sheet, making it very hard to tear off a piece on the go.

We got these for training, but our dog didn't take to the duck flavor right away. The strips tear nicely, but we still couldn't get her full attention outdoors.

Our Maine Coon, Max, has dental issues. The strips are soft enough, but I still had to crumble them by hand. He ate them somewhat reluctantly, even though the aroma is nice.