1 packet = 150 g

• Perfect dog reward with high-quality protein
• With insects and vegetable for a wide spectrum of nutrients
• No cereals and no sugar substitutes

To thrill our four-legged friends today: the treat of the future

Insect Treats from Uniterra is the supplementary animal food of the future for dogs. Tasty sticks with a variety of vegetables plus insect protein reward your dog with premium ingredients. Every bite supports the wellbeing of our four-legged friends – adequate protein in dog food is important to maintain bone and muscle function.

For this treat your best doggy friend will run that extra mile. Dogs just love these little treats. They need the challenge and the play – their natural way of keeping fit. Insect Treats from Uniterra make training easier so you can reward your dog with a clear conscience.

So that rewards are rewarding for everyone

If the quality of the food is right, the dog feels on top of the world. So we only use high-quality ingredients in these treats, just right for the palette of our four-legged friends. This doesn’t always have to mean meat. Insects provide good high-quality protein and valuable micronutrients – and they have a noticeably smaller ecological footprint than traditional livestock.

The ingredients of our advanced Insect Treats for Dogs:

Our little treats are made from potatoes, mealworms, sweet potatoes, beetroot, hermetia larvae, carrots, celery root and pumpkins. So our favourite friends get a balanced mix of protein, fibre, fat and micronutrients. The high protein content supports the maintenance of muscles and tissues so that your dog is satiated through the day. Insect Treats contain no cereal and no sugar substitutes.

New sustainable protein source ...

High-quality protein from insects is a big hit right now. Although many people remain somewhat sceptical, our four-legged friends love it and it does them good. Rewards are a good motivation and the insects have a high level of high-quality protein as well as many essential nutrients. The insects are organic since they are not treated preventively with medication and they are grown in protected facilities.

... high-quality, efficient and environmentally friendly

Compared to growing plants or rearing animals for food, insects require far fewer resources such as land and water, and can produce almost endless amounts of food or animal feed. Insects can thrive on, for example, organic residues and need far less space. They produce scarcely any CO2 and are sustainable. They can be reared locally as part of an organic recycling economy.

Each packet of Insect Treats for Dogs contains 150 g of treats.