Meaty Bits
Ostrich & Lamb, 8 x 120g
Karoo Meaty Bits in ostrich & lamb, a soft, meaty reward in a case of eight 120g packs. Made for training, for moments worth marking, or simply for being a good dog.
A small reward, taken seriously
A treat only works if a dog genuinely wants it. Karoo Meaty Bits are built around real, recognisable protein and a soft texture that is quick to eat, which is exactly what you want when you are rewarding behaviour in the moment rather than handing over a long chew.
Why these earn a place in the pocket
Ostrich & Lamb, and you can tell
Ostrich is lean and sits outside the proteins most dogs eat daily, making this a useful choice for dogs that do better on something less common.
Soft and quick to eat
A soft bite is swallowed fast, which keeps a training session moving instead of stalling while your dog works through a hard chew.
Sized for repetition
Small enough to give often, which matters when you are shaping behaviour and need more than one or two rewards to do it.
Handy 120g pack
Compact enough for a pocket or a training pouch, so rewards are ready the moment they are earned.
Easy to portion
Treats should complement a balanced diet rather than replace it. Keep them to a small share of daily intake and adjust meals accordingly.
Part of the Karoo range
Made to sit alongside Karoo's super-premium food, so the treats match the standard of the food bowl.
The essentials
Specifications at a glance
| Detail | Specification |
|---|---|
| Format | Soft meaty bites |
| Protein | Ostrich & Lamb |
| Pack format | Case of 8 x 120g packs |
| Suitable for | Dogs |
| Best used for | Training and everyday rewards |
| Feeding | As a treat alongside a complete and balanced diet |
| Storage | Cool, dry place, keep sealed |
Everything else worth knowing
How many can I give my dog?
Treats should make up only a small share of daily intake. Reduce meal portions on days when more treats are given, and always provide fresh drinking water.
Are these good for training?
Yes. The soft texture and small size make them quick to eat and easy to give repeatedly, which is exactly what training rewards need to be.
Can these replace a meal?
No. They are a treat and should be fed alongside a complete and balanced diet, not instead of one.
Why ostrich & lamb?
Ostrich is lean and sits outside the proteins most dogs eat daily, making this a useful choice for dogs that do better on something less common.
How should I store them?
Keep the pack sealed in a cool, dry place to preserve the soft texture and aroma.
A good dog,
properly rewarded
Soft, meaty rewards in ostrich & lamb, made for training sessions and the small moments worth marking.