Support your puppy’s growth, development and daily well-being with the Applod Puppy Care Special for Dogs. This thoughtfully curated combo includes milk puppy biscuits with collagen, soft assorted chew sticks, goat milk and sweet potato bites, and a long-lasting peanut butter and banana yak chew. Together, they provide a satisfying variety of crunchy, soft, chewy and firm textures for training, rewarding, bonding and supervised enrichment.
The milk puppy biscuits provide milk-based protein and calcium to help support developing bones, teeth and muscles. Enriched with collagen, they also help support growing joints, connective tissues, skin and coat. Their crunchy texture makes them a convenient reward during early training and positive reinforcement.
Soft assorted chew sticks offer an easy-to-chew texture and can be broken into smaller portions for frequent training rewards. The goat milk and sweet potato bites combine nourishing goat milk with fibre-rich sweet potato. Goat milk provides protein, calcium and essential nutrients, while sweet potato supports healthy digestion and regular bowel movements.
The peanut butter and banana yak chew provides an engaging, longer-lasting activity for puppies aged 12 weeks and above. Its firm texture helps satisfy natural chewing instincts, which can be especially useful during the teething stage. Mechanical chewing may also help remove food residue and surface plaque from the teeth.
With growth-supporting nutrients and puppy-friendly treating options, this combo makes everyday training and bonding more enjoyable. Treats should complement—not replace—a complete and balanced puppy diet. Always choose suitable portions and chews based on your puppy’s age, size, and chewing strength.
Vet Pro Tip: Introduce each treat gradually because puppies have developing digestive systems. Treats should generally account for no more than 10% of your puppy’s daily calorie intake. Offer the yak chew only to puppies aged 12 weeks or older, always under close supervision. Select the correct size and remove the chew if it cracks, develops sharp edges or becomes small enough to swallow.
Zigly Tip: Break the biscuits, soft sticks and goat milk bites into tiny portions for training without overfeeding. Offer the yak chew during short, supervised sessions to redirect unwanted chewing, and keep fresh drinking water available at all times.
