Duck Squares with Lamb for Dogs, Jolly Pawps (85 g)

🦆 Duck, with some lamb

80% duck and 15% lamb, with no chicken at all. Useful if chicken doesn't suit your dog, or to rotate proteins.

💪 47% protein, 4% fat

Almost half of every square is protein, and it's lean. Easy to fit into your dog's daily food, even on days you train a lot.

🎯 Soft, bite-sized squares

Each square is already training-sized, so you can reward quickly without breaking anything.

🌾 Grain-free, nothing artificial

No grains or gluten, no added salt or sugar, and no artificial colours, flavours or preservatives. The flavour comes from the duck and lamb.

🧪 3rd party lab tested

A 3rd party lab found no detectable lead, mercury, cadmium or arsenic, and no Salmonella, in the tested sample. Full results below.

Duck 80%, lamb 15%, glycerin 2%, potato starch 2%, vegetable protein 1%.

Full transparency: every ingredient is named with its exact share, and together they add up to 100%. No catch-all terms like "by-products" or "minerals".

95% is duck breast and lamb. It is not a single-ingredient treat: the other 5% holds the squares together and keeps them soft.

Duck breast (80%)

• What it is: lean duck meat, and the main ingredient in every square.
• Why it's good for your dog: high-quality protein that supports lean muscle, and a good option for dogs who don't do well on chicken.
• Who should avoid it: dogs with a known duck allergy.

Lamb sirloin (15%)

• What it is: a lean cut of lamb, added for flavour and protein.
• Why it's good for your dog: another protein that isn't chicken, for a little variety.
• Who should avoid it: dogs with a known lamb allergy.

Vegetable glycerin (2%)

• What it is: a clear, slightly sweet liquid made from palm oil. It keeps the treat soft and helps prevent mould.
• Is it OK for dogs? Yes. Food-grade glycerin is widely used in dog treats and is considered safe.
• Who should avoid it: diabetic dogs, unless your vet agrees.

Potato starch (2%)

• What it is: starch from potatoes, used to bind the squares together.
• Is it OK for dogs? Yes. It's grain-free and widely used in dog food and treats.
• Who should avoid it: diabetic dogs, unless your vet agrees, since starch adds carbohydrate.

Vegetable protein (1%)

• What it is: protein from plants, used in a small amount to help hold the treat together.
• Is it OK for dogs? Yes. Plant proteins are common in dog food and safe for most dogs.
• Who should avoid it: dogs with a known allergy to soy or other plant proteins.

No chicken, no grains, no added salt or sugar, and no artificial colours, flavours or preservatives. Each pack contains 85 g of squares.

Guaranteed analysis

• Crude protein: 47%
• Crude fat: 4%
• Crude fibre: 2%
• Crude ash: 5%
• Moisture: 17%

What this means for your dog

Almost half of each square is protein, at 4% fat. The squares are small, so they add up quickly: count them within your dog's daily food, since treats should stay under 10% of what your dog eats in a day.

Jolly Pawps Duck Squares with Lamb has been tested by a 3rd party lab, Centre Testing International (CTI), Qingdao (China), which is CNAS-accredited.

Heavy metals

1. Lead: not detected (below 0.1 mg/kg) ✅
2. Mercury: not detected (below 0.003 mg/kg) ✅
3. Cadmium: not detected (below 0.05 mg/kg) ✅
4. Arsenic: not detected (below 0.05 mg/kg) ✅

Pathogens and microbial counts

1. Salmonella: not detected ✅
2. Total Bacterial count: below 10 CFU/g ✅
3. Enterobacteriaceae: below 10 CFU/g ✅*
4. Moulds and yeasts: below 10 CFU/g ✅*

*Tested outside the lab's CNAS accreditation scope, as noted on the report.

You can view the full 3rd party test report here. You can also verify it on mycti.cti-cert.com with the report number and verification code K0F0.

Report: A2260389584101006b, dated 5 June 2026, for sample FFS15621006 (tested 18–26 May 2026).

🦴 How to give it to your dog

• 🎯 Give it as a training reward or an everyday treat, not as a meal.
• 🤏 Each square is already bite-sized, so there's nothing to break or cut.
• 👀 Stay nearby while your dog eats, especially the first few times.
• 💧 Keep fresh water within reach.

🐾 Giving it for the first time?

Start with one square a day, the smallest amount in the feeding guide, for the first two days and watch for any tummy upset or itching. If all is well, move to the daily amount below.

⚖️ Daily feeding guide

As recommended by Jolly Pawps.

1–10 kg: 1 to 8 pieces
10–20 kg: 8 to 15 pieces
20–30 kg: 15 to 23 pieces
Above 30 kg: 23 to 30 pieces

Keep all treats under 10% of your dog's daily food. If your dog eats 200 g of food a day, that is less than 20 g of treats.

🐶 For puppies

Suitable for puppies 4 months and older. The squares are small already; stay with your puppy while they eat.

📦 How to store

Keep the pack sealed in a cool, dry place. Shelf life is 18 months; check the best-before date on the pack.

📖 To know more, read our guide on how to choose the best treats for your dog.

Jolly Pawps is a dog treat brand from The Good Treat Co., distributed in India by Pupscribe Enterprises Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai. Its eight recipes, across chicken, duck, rabbit ear and codfish, are made with no added salt, sugar or artificial colours.

The brand is one of the rare ones that tests every batch for heavy metals and pathogens in a 3rd party lab and publishes each report on its website.
Know more on thegoodtreatcompany.com