Natural Baltic Sprats for Dogs | 100% Natural Dog Treats

Give your dog a naturally tasty, fishy treat with our 100% Natural Baltic Sprats.

Made from whole Baltic sprats and naturally air-dried, these crunchy little fish make a delicious reward while providing naturally occurring Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids.

Perfect as an everyday treat, training reward or broken into smaller pieces and sprinkled over your dog’s food.

🐾 Why Dogs Love Our Baltic Sprats

• 100% Natural Baltic Sprats
• Naturally rich in Omega-3 & Omega-6
• Supports healthy skin & coat
• Naturally high in protein
• Grain & gluten free
• No artificial colours or flavours
• No unnecessary additives or preservatives
• Easy to break into smaller training treats
• Suitable for a wide range of breeds and sizes

🐟 Composition

100% Whole Baltic Sprats

🐾 Feeding Guide

Feed as a treat or reward as part of a balanced diet.

Treats can be fed whole or broken into smaller pieces depending on the size of your dog.

Always supervise your dog when feeding treats and ensure fresh drinking water is available.

As this is a natural product, individual sprats may vary in size, shape and colour.

📦 Available Sizes

250g — £8.99
500g — £15.99
1kg — £29.99
2kg — £54.99

Choose the size that suits your dog — larger packs offer even better value for regular sprat lovers.

Chester Approved 🐾

Looking for more natural fish treats? Explore our Fish Treats for Dogs guide to discover different fish-based treats, including sprats, fish skin twists and fish skin cubes, and learn how to choose suitable options for your dog.

Baltic Sprats for Dogs – Frequently Asked Questions

1. Are Baltic sprats good for dogs?

Baltic sprats are small fish that naturally contain protein and omega-3 fatty acids. When properly prepared, they can be an enjoyable addition to a dog's diet. Air-dried sprats are generally offered as complementary treats rather than complete meals and should be fed in moderation.

2. Can dogs eat whole air-dried sprats?

Many healthy dogs can enjoy whole air-dried sprats, provided they are appropriately sized and prepared for animal consumption. As whole fish, sprats contain small bones, which may present choking or digestive risks. Always supervise feeding and choose treats appropriate for your dog's size and eating habits.

3. Are Baltic sprats a natural source of omega-3?

Yes. Sprats naturally contain marine omega-3 fatty acids, including EPA and DHA. The amounts present vary according to the fish and drying process. Omega-3 fatty acids contribute to normal bodily functions, but sprat treats should not be relied upon to treat skin, coat or joint conditions.

4. How often can dogs have dried sprats?

Dried sprats should be offered as occasional treats as part of a complete, balanced diet. The appropriate quantity depends on your dog's size, activity level and daily calorie needs. As a general guideline, treats should account for no more than 10% of your dog's daily calorie intake.

5. Are Baltic sprats suitable for puppies?

Air-dried sprats may be suitable for some puppies already eating solid food, provided the product is labelled as appropriate for their age. Their size, texture and small bones may make them unsuitable for very young puppies or those that gulp food. Consult your vet if you're unsure and always supervise feeding.

Feeding and Safety Advice

Always supervise your dog when feeding whole fish treats, provide fresh drinking water and introduce new treats gradually.

Avoid sprats if your dog has a known fish allergy. Follow the feeding and storage instructions on the product packaging.

Natural fish treats should complement a complete, balanced diet rather than replace regular meals.

For further information about responsible treat feeding, see WSAVA's Feeding Treats to Your Dog guide.