Support your dog’s digestion, immunity and everyday vitality with the Applod Fruity Nutrition Pack for Dogs. This health-focused assortment brings together lamb biscuits with ashwagandha, soft blueberry chew sticks, goat milk and blueberry bites, and a long-lasting pumpkin and carrot yak chew. The combination offers animal protein, fibre-rich ingredients, naturally occurring antioxidants and varied textures for rewarding, training and supervised enrichment.
The lamb biscuits provide quality animal protein that helps maintain healthy muscles and daily energy. They are enriched with ashwagandha, a traditional adaptogenic herb used to support general wellness and the body’s response to everyday stress.
Blueberries feature in both the soft chew sticks and goat milk bites. They are a natural source of antioxidants that help support immune health and protect the body from oxidative stress. Goat milk contributes protein, calcium and other essential nutrients that help support healthy muscles and bones. The soft, bite-sized texture makes these treats easy to portion for training and positive reinforcement.
The pumpkin and carrot yak chew provides a longer-lasting activity that helps satisfy natural chewing instincts and promotes mental engagement. Pumpkin provides dietary fibre to support healthy digestion and regular bowel movements, while carrots contribute fibre and beta-carotene. Its firm texture creates mechanical cleaning action against the teeth, which may help remove food residue and reduce surface plaque.
With crunchy biscuits, soft sticks, nourishing bites and a firm chew, this combo offers purposeful variety for dogs of different breeds and sizes. Choose suitable portions and the right chew size for your dog, and serve all treats in moderation as part of a complete, balanced diet.
Vet Pro Tip: Introduce functional and herbal treats gradually, especially if your dog has a sensitive stomach. Treats should generally contribute no more than 10% of the daily calorie allowance. Always supervise your dog while offering the yak chew and remove it once it becomes small enough to swallow. Consult your veterinarian before feeding treats containing ashwagandha if your dog is pregnant, undergoing treatment, taking medication or managing an existing health condition. Not suitable for diabetic dogs.
Zigly Tip: Break the lamb biscuits, blueberry sticks and goat milk bites into smaller portions for training. Offer the yak chew during calm, supervised enrichment sessions, choose a size suitable for your dog’s mouth and chewing strength, and always provide fresh drinking water.
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