National Trust Chicken & Duck Dog Treats (1 x 90g)

£1.75 £2.50

Tail-waggingly good grain-free chicken treats made with natural ingredients.

- Each bag helps support the National Trust

- Grain-free recipe for sensitive tummies

- Perfect for training, rewarding and everyday treating

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Our gourmet soft bite treats contain tasty, quality chicken and duck. Grain-free, hand-baked and easily broken into smaller bite-sized pieces, these treats are the perfect way to treat your canine companion no matter their size or appetite

Part of our National Trust co-branded range of gourmet dinners, the purchase of each recipe goes towards supporting the National Trust's amazing work in caring for many of the beautiful places we and our four-legged friends love to explore, including 780 miles of coastline, forests, woods, fens, beaches, historic houses, gardens, pubs & more! To find out more about our partnership with National Trust click here.

Calories 311 per/100g

Composition:

British Chicken Meal (26%), Sweet Potato (18%), Chickpea Flour (15%), Pea Flour, Vegetable Glycerine, British Duck Meal (5%), Cold Pressed Rapeseed Oil (5%), Linseed (1%), Dried Seaweed (0.5%), Dried Spinach (0.5%), Dried Rosemary (0.5%), Dried Parsley (0.5%).

Analytical constituents:

Crude Protein 23.2%, Crude Fibre 2.5%, Crude Fat 9.4%, Crude Ash 6.7%, Moisture 20.0%.

Nutritional additives:

None

Treats are for special occasions, and should only play a small part in your dog’s balanced diet. Even if they use their most convincing ‘puppy eyes’ to try to persuade you otherwise.

Store in a cool, dry place. Reseal the pack after opening and use within 2 weeks.

We deliver within the UK to the addresses you provide at checkout.

Free 2 - 3 working day delivery on all orders over £40* using couriers DHL or Evri depending on your parcels size.

*excludes Highlands & Islands and Northern Ireland, delivery costs apply.

For orders placed before 7pm we offer a next day delivery service from £3.99. This service is currently only available to address in mainland UK. Orders placed using this service will be delivered the next working day (excluding public and bank holidays).

Estimated delivery times are shown on our Delivery & Returns page. While we aim to meet these, delays may occur.

Risk of loss or damage passes to you when the goods are delivered.

 

Returns

You can return your order to us in its original packaging (within 60 days), and we'll give you a refund or exchange. Please note, we do not have a free returns service.

Unfortunately, we cannot accept returns of partly used items - they must be unopened and intact to be eligible for a refund. For the return address and anything else you might need, please contact our team who'll be able to fetch this for you.

If your order has arrived to you damaged, please drop our team a message.

Refunds

We will refund:

  • The full product price
  • The standard delivery charge (if you paid for delivery)

We may reduce your refund if the goods are not returned in a resalable condition (unless faulty).

Refunds will be made within 14 days of receiving the goods back or proof of return.

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Key Ingredients

Chicken

  • Excellent source of protein
  • Contains vitamins B6, B3 and zinc
  • Great source of amino acids

Duck

  • Excellent source of protein
  • Contains Vitamin A & B3
  • Contains antioxidants which boost immune system health

Sweet Potato

  • Source of Vitamin A that promotes healthy skin, eyes & muscles
  • Rich source of vitamins A, C & B6
  • Source of potassium, calcium & iron

Chickpeas

  • Rich in protein
  • Source of fibre which helps maintain healthy gut
  • Fibre helps dog feel fuller faster and longer

Peas

  • Packed with minerals such as iron & potassium
  • Rich in protein
  • Contains lutein which is good for skin, heart & eye health

Seaweed

  • Rich mineral content
  • Rich source of iodine
  • Helps to regulate dogs metabolism

Spinach

  • Contains Vitamin A, B, C & K
  • Contains iron that benefits synthesis of blood
  • Antioxidants & beta-carotene stimulate the digestive tract.

Why Choose Forthglade National Trust Premium Dog Food?

Every recipes of natural and grain free gourmet dog food supports the National Trust. This is best friend food and tail-waggingly good.

Natural Ingredients

Bursting with goodness & added minerals

Grain Free

Perfect for even the most sensitive tummies

Free from Junk

No artificial colours, flavours or preservatives

Easy to Portion

Our treats and dental sticks can easily be broken in two for smaller dogs & puppies

Quality Ingredients

Botanicals and quality, high meat content that will be too good for your dog to refuse

Hypoallergenic

All of our recipes are kind and gentle on your dog's tummy.

Natural Ingredients

Bursting with goodness & added minerals

Grain Free

Perfect for even the most sensitive tummies

Free from Junk

No artificial colours, flavours or preservatives

Easy to Portion

Our treats and dental sticks can easily be broken in two for smaller dogs & puppies

Quality Ingredients

Botanicals and quality, high meat content that will be too good for your dog to refuse

Hypoallergenic

All of our recipes are kind and gentle on your dog's tummy.

Why Choose Forthglade?

"Each recipe is made with natural ingredients with ingredient clearly labelled on the packaging, nothing hidden and nothing artificial added. I have even been around the Forthglade headquarters and seen first hand how the food is made with such care and attention to every detail, from the sourcing of raw ingredients to the detailed formulation of each recipe that I feel absolutely confident I can put my trust in their food"

Dr James Greenwood, Media Vet & Forthglade Ambassador

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Independently rated on All About Dog Food

We’re also proud to have our products rated at an average of 75% on All About Dog Food, reflecting the consistent quality across our range. Look for the All About Dog Food rating banner on our product pages to check individual scores.

⭐ Top-rated highlights from All About Dog Food

  • Our range of grain free dog treats: 70%
  • Grain-free wet adult complete meals: 77%
  • Grain-free cold pressed dry food: 73%
  • Just 90% meat complementary dog food: 80%
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39 Reviews

Don’t just take our word for it...

See what other pet parents are saying about this product

Loves them don't last long enough
Gary
Not sure what it tastes like having not tried it myself but the dog loves them!
TML
Treats that are easy to break into pieces while training small puppies
Mrs M
Excellent product, my rescue dog loves it .
David Smith
Dog loves them
Lisa Basran
Another treat always liked
MISS D PEARSON
My dog won't eat these either, but Lucy will, very good treats.
Brenda
My dog's enjoy your products and that's good enough for me
Matthew Barton
They dog has always liked these, and will shortly be enjoying this batch.
Chris Cooper
Excellent
mrs sara Dawson
Haven't tried this yet, but I trust the National Trust to sponsor a great product.
Mel Goodchild
Gypsy the dog enjoyed
Carol Osborne
My dog loves these treats
Caroline Brown
My dog loves your treats.
Emma F
Jasper loves them. Easy to break up so he thinks he's getting more
Tanya Walton
Charlie enjoys these treats.
Mr Winn
My dog would happily eat the whole packet, she loves them.
Victoria Sutcliffe
Not as soft as I expected, still a lot of chewing to eat it. Dog eats it but prefers softer treats
Kathy
These treats are special and thoroughly enjoyed
Joszine Bucknall
Our dogs love them
Martin Burridge

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About our National Trust range

Created in collaboration with the National Trust, our gourmet range of wet dog food is made of extra special ingredient combinations and unique proteins such as goose, venison and wild boar. Sales from this exclusive range help to support the National Trust's work in caring for beautiful places where our four-legged friends love to explore.

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FAQs

Unfortunately, it is possible to overfeed treats so as much as we love our four-legged friends, it's worth being cautious about how many treats you feed. Dogs who are given too many treats can end up with the following health problems:

  • Weight Gain: An overweight dog isn't a happy dog, being overweight can put a strain on joints, bones and the overall likelihood of serious health concerns increases dramatically. It's always best to seek advice from your vet if your dog starts putting on excess weight.
  • Nutrient Deficiencies: Although even the best and most natural treats can provide some valuable nutrition for your dog, If treats make up a large portion of your dog's diet, they may not be getting enough of the essential nutrients from their regular food. 

Each dog is different so exactly how many treats is difficult to say however we wouldn't recommend exceeding more than 10% of your dogs total daily calorie allowance in treats. For an accurate calorie calculation, you will need to speak to your vet.

Each dog is different but in our experience high protein baked treats are a hit! They are easy to take on the go and can be broken so that you don't accidentally overfeed. Lots of treats on the market contain cereals and junk so opt for natural treats when you can.

If you're looking for something you already have at home, carrots, broccoli, seedless apple slices and rice cakes can be inexpensive alternatives to ready made dog treats. Be careful to check what fruits dogs can eat before treating.

Our soft treats can be enjoyed from 2 months + making them perfect for dogs or puppies.

Whilst our natural cuts treats can be enjoyed by slightly older puppies 4 months +.

Our dental sticks are suitable for dogs aged 1 year +.

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