Small sprats

The benefits of sprats as a chew snack for your dog

Dried sprats are natural and irresistible fish snacks that are very popular with dogs, puppies and adult dogs alike. They offer an ideal alternative for all dogs who are allergic to conventional meat chews. They are also easy to digest and therefore ideal for dogs with digestive problems. But that's not all - their richness in omega 3 fatty acids strengthens your dog's immune system, supports brain function and contributes to the health of fur and hair. They are also rich in proteins, minerals, trace elements and essential fatty acids. They also allow your dog to have varied chewing fun and promote your four-legged friend's oral hygiene.

How are sprats made as a chew snack?

Sprats are small, shiny silvery fish that belong to the herring family. They are caught from the water, carefully selected and thoroughly cleaned. They are then gently air-dried at 95°. The long drying process removes moisture from them, which increases their shelf life. This process also preserves natural aromas and nutrients, which means their delicious taste is preserved. The bones become so tender that they can be eaten without any problems. What remains is a firm and crunchy consistency that gives your dog a pleasant and delicious chewing pleasure.

Our Masterfeed sprats, like all our products, are a purely natural product that is free from artificial additives or flavour enhancers.

For which dogs are sprats suitable as a chew snack?

In principle, sprats are suitable for all dogs who do not have a specific allergy to fish. They are an ideal option for dogs with allergies to conventional meat chews, as well as dogs with digestive problems or sensitive stomachs. In addition, due to their richness in Omega 3 fatty acids and their anti-inflammatory effect, they are particularly suitable for older dogs, for example with joint problems or arthritis.

Our variations – guaranteed to have something for everyone

We offer large sprats and small sprats in our range.

The only difference is the size of the sprats. Small sprats may be easier to chew and are therefore a little more suitable for young or small dogs. They are also a little easier to portion and are therefore better suited as a small reward between meals or during training. In contrast, large sprats are popular with larger dogs as they provide longer chewing activity. Overall, however, both variants offer a healthy and tasty option for your dog. Choose the right variant depending on your dog's preferences and needs.

Large sprats