Chicken Soup for the Soul Savory Snacks Lamb Dog Treats
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Chicken Soup for the Soul Savory Snacks Lamb Dog Treats provide your furry friend with a low-calorie snack that is not only nutritious but delicious too. These treats are easy-to-break and come in a heart shape to show your love for your pup. With only eight calories, they feature real lamb as the first ingredient and contain no by-product meals, corn, wheat, soy, artificial colors, preservatives or flavors. Made in the USA, Chicken Soup for the Soul Savory Snacks Lamb Dog Treats are a great option as a reward or for training you paw-tner.
Key Benefits- Heart-shaped treats that contain only 8 calories.
- Easy-to-break biscuits made with real lamb as the first ingredient.
- Contain no wheat, corn or soy for a treat you can trust.
- Formulated without artificial colors, preservatives or flavors.
- Made in the USA!
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Item Number165145
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Weight6 ounces
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LifestageAdult
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Breed SizeSmall Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds, All Breeds
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Food FormTreats
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Special DietNo Corn No Wheat No Soy
Lamb, Brown Rice, Oat Groats, Cane Molasses, Chicken Meal, Potato Starch, Glycerin, Water Sufficient For Processing, Poultry Fat (Preserved With Mixed Tocopherols), Pork Gelatin, Citric Acid (A Preservative), Natural Flavor, Brewers Dried Yeast, Monoglycerides, Salt, Natural Smoke Flavor, Potassium Sorbate (A Preservative), Caramel Color, Parsley, Mixed Tocopherols (A Preservative), Rosemary Extract.
Caloric Content2,960 kcal/kg, 8 kcal/treat
Guaranteed Analysis | |
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Crude Protein | 12.0% min |
Crude Fat | 7.0% min |
Crude Fiber | 4.0% max |
Moisture | 28.0% max |
Always supervise your dog when feeding treats. Intended as supplemental feeding only. Treats should not make up more than 10% of your dog’s daily diet. To maintain freshness, reseal after opening.
What does the Guaranteed Analysis tell me?
The beauty of the guaranteed analysis is that it gives you a lot of information about what is inside the bag of pet food. Once you understand how to read it, you will be much better equipped to compare different varieties of pet food.??By AAFCO regulations, the guaranteed analysis is only required to list 4 nutrients: crude protein, crude fat, crude fiber and moisture. However, many pet food companies add additional guarantees not only to provide you with more information about the food, but also as a mark of quality. The more things that are guaranteed, the more things that regulatory agencies can test for and fault a company if they do not meet the level on the label. Because of variances between different types of laboratory equipment, sometimes foods can be faulted even if they truly are not deficient in 1 of their guarantees. Added guarantees mean that the company is working very hard to manufacture a precise formulation each and every time and you can be reassured that bag to bag, that product will likely be more consistent than a product that only guarantees the 4 required nutrients.??The first nutrient listed is crude protein. This is a measurement of the guaranteed minimum level of protein in the food. If the food guarantees a minimum of 21% protein, it is not going to contain 32% protein. By AAFCO regulations, a diet that states a guarantee of 21% protein, may have no less than 20.4% protein. There is not a specified maximum, but the protein is typically within 2% of the target. So a 21% protein formula would range from 21% to 23%, but would most often be right at 21% or slightly higher. Your dog will benefit from a food that has protein from animal protein sources. After you check the level of protein, look at the ingredient listing to see where that protein is coming from.??The next listing is crude fat. This is also a minimum guarantee, with a 10% allowed variance. So, if the guaranteed minimum fat content is 15%, the minimum allowed by AAFCO would be 13.5%. Most foods very closely target the fat level, so expect very little variance in this nutrient.??Next comes crude fiber. This is typically pretty low, 2 - 3%, and is a maximum level. In hairball formulas for cats and weight loss formulas, you will usually see a higher level of fiber, usually 6 - 8%. Higher fiber formulas will result in larger stools than low fiber formulas, but this is to be expected.??Finally, you will see the moisture guarantee. In dry formulas, this is typically 8 - 12% maximum and in canned formulas it is typically 75 - 85%.??Protein and fat will show the widest variance between different types of pet foods. Cat foods have higher protein than most dog foods. Formulas specifically designed for athletes, puppies, and low carbohydrate formulas for dogs will have high protein content and often high fat content as well.??
Does the heat of the cooking damage the nutrients in your food?
Yes and no. It is true that some of the nutrients in the food are diminished by the cooking process. Because of this, we make sure to add higher than necessary levels of these particular nutrients so that the finished product provides optimal nutrition and meets our guarantees.??The food must be cooked under certain conditions (including heat of approximately 200 degrees) to guarantee that the starches in the food are gelatinized. This means that the chemical structure of the starches (or carbohydrates) in the food are altered so that they are able to be digested by the animal eating the food. ??While there are some nutritionists who believe that raw foods are the only way to feed ourselves and our pets, we know that you can provide your pet excellent nutrition by feeding a high quality, convenient dry product like ours.
Have you made any recent changes to your ingredient decks?
As part of our commitment to provide the finest products possible, we recently made improvements to our kibble that significantly increased our nutritional levels and palatability. These improvements reflect our dedication to providing a premium, complete and balanced pet food that you can feel confident feeding to your pet. Click on any of the recipes listed below to see the differences in our our current and previous ingredient decks.
Does this food contain ethoxyquin?
Chicken Soup for the Soul sources all protein meals (chicken meal, fish meal, etc) from vendors that do not use ethoxyquin. As always, only natural preservatives are used in our manufacturing process to preserve the foods.
Is Chicken Soup for the Soul irradiated?
Food irradiation is a process in which foods are exposed to radiant energy, including gamma rays, electron beams, and x - rays to eliminate foodborne pathogens.We do not irradiate Chicken Soup for the Soul for a number of reasons, the most important of which is that it is not guaranteed to kill 100% of pathogens present. Irradiation also has the possibility to accelerate the oxidation of the fat in the food and make it spoil faster. If misapplied, irradiation has proven to be hostile toward vitamins, especially B1 (thiamin), activity. A thiamin deficiency in cats can cause numerous health concerns, including neurological disorders.
Are your meats hormone and antibiotic free?
Yes. All of our meats are purchased from food grade suppliers and are certified hormone and antibiotic free.
Do you use any chemical preservatives?
Chemicals are not used to preserve any of our formulas. We use mixed tocopherols (vitamin E) to preserve the chicken fat in our pet foods. Added ascorbic acid (vitamin C) and rosemary extract in some of the formulas also have preservative effects.
Why do you put salt in your diets?
The answer to this question is simple! Dogs and cats require it in their diet. Sodium and chloride are important minerals for dogs and cats, especially for young puppies and kittens. Dietary sodium must be at a minimum of 0.3% on a dry matter basis for growth and reproduction for dogs and 0.2% on a dry matter basis for cats. If we didn't add salt, we would not meet these minimum requirements. For Adults, the minimum required is much lower. However, there is some research that supports higher “recommended” amounts. For Adult to middle aged dogs, that amount is 0.2 - 0.4% on a dry matter basis. For cats in the same life - stage, it is 0.2 - 0.6%. As dogs reach senior status, the recommended amount drops slightly to 0.15 - 0.35%. As cats reach senior status, the recommended amount drops to 0.2 - 0.5%. Although our diets are not “salt restricted” like some prescription formulations, they are certainly not high in salt.

Where Healthy Begins
Pets bring so much to our lives, filling our homes with happiness and warmth every day. That’s why Chicken Soup for the Soul makes delicious, complete and balanced food using premium ingredients—because every furbaby deserves a belly filled with nutritious goodness!

The Name You Know and Trust
Chicken Soup for the Soul has been helping pets eat well for more than 15 years. They’re trusted because they’ve pursued the same mission for all that time: making wholesome foods that enrich the lives of pets as much as they enrich ours. Feed your furry friend a high-quality diet for years of health and happiness.
Holistic Nutrition for Your BFF
All Chicken Soup for the Soul Classic Life Stage recipes are prepared with real chicken and turkey as the top ingredients, with wholesome grains, fruits, veggies and herbs to provide nourishment, naturally. They never use any by-product meals, corn, wheat or soy in their wet or dry formulas and would never add artificial flavors, colors or preservatives to your best buddy’s dinner.

Proven Ingredients Provide Proven Benefits
HEALTHY SKIN & COAT
Guaranteed omega 3 & 6 fatty acids
HEALTHY DIGESTION
Prebiotic fiber from dried chicory root
IMMUNE HEALTH
Antioxidants and superfoods like apples & blueberries
LEAN MUSCLES
Real animal proteins
Healthy, Wholesome Ingredients
Wholesome ingredients make for better meals. All Chicken Soup recipes start with real meat for muscle-building protein and healthy grains for stamina and endurance. Ingredients like cranberries, blueberries, carrots and flaxseed provide the antioxidants, vitamins and healthy fiber necessary for vitality and health. And because your dog’s diet should be as true as the bond you share, you won’t find any artificial ingredients in these recipes!

About Chicken Soup for the Soul Pet
Chicken Soup for the Soul believes that all pets deserve to eat well, which is why they have dedicated themselves to that cause for over 15 years. They make super-premium wet food, dry food and treats for pets using only wholesome ingredients and lots of love. Their Fill-a-Bowl…Feed-a-Soul program launched in 2016 in association with American Humane and uses a portion of all proceeds to help provide over a million meals to shelter pets each year.

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Great Treat
By SnickersMama on Jan 13, 2021
My dog just loves these, she uses the food from this brand, and has allergies to beef, so finding some chewy treats with low calorie count is sometimes hard. These do not disappoint, and they are a good size for my 22 pound dog.
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My three all love it!
By NEAP on Dec 24, 2019
It’s not easy making everyone happy all the time. With Chicken Soup for the Soul small bites, my three Puppas eagerly await both breakfast and dinner. Chewy always delivers on time so my three are never disappointed! Thanks, CHEWY!
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Two out of three dogs approve of them
By Walt on Dec 19, 2019
Small bites that are good for rewards if your dog likes them. Our husky and cocker spaniel love them, but the pekingese doesn't.
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The dogs vote YES
By TDogs on Dec 3, 2019
I got these to try out and my dogs gobbled them up and haven’t gotten an upset tummy! So a win-win!
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My dogs LOVE these!!
By Delightful on Dec 30, 2019
My 3 dogkids all love these treats!! They actually beg for them!!
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Dogs love them
By Joanna on Nov 13, 2019
My cockapoos love love love these treats. They're both big fans (and one is a picky eater)
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Best treats.love it
By Cooper on Jul 24, 2019
This flavour choice worked out great. Chicken Soup has other flavours and they all have been well received. Nutritious, tasty, and good for my dog. Lamb isn’t always available in other treats, so having it available from Chicken Soup is a great additional choice to purchase. Good product and Cooper says he loves the taste.
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Tasty Goodness
By MapleTootsHuman on Aug 28, 2019
Maple Toots is a picky eater at times, but these Savory Snacks really hit the spot. And they're weird shaped enough she doesn't choke on them like she does the little round ones, as well.
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Lamb Treats
By Darla on Oct 6, 2019
The doggies love Chicken Soup products. They recently started eating this new one and they both are very happy pups!
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A little tasty
By MSG2 on May 28, 2019
These were ok. Not thrilled. The dogs ate them but wouldn’t beg for them. I like treats to excite them. I used to get their puppy food so thought I would try these.