Lamb Tenderloin

Lamb Tenderloin by The Doggie's Deli is a premium dog treat made from 100% Australian Lamb Tenderloin, offering a natural, savory experience for your furry friend. This high-quality treat is rich in protein, iron, and zinc, supporting your dog’s metabolism, brain function, and overall health. With its hypoallergenic properties, it's an excellent choice for dogs with food sensitivities, and it’s completely free from additives, preservatives, and fillers.

Designed to be enjoyed during training, bonding, or as a reward, Lamb Tenderloin offers a chewy, satisfying texture that your dog will love. Whether used for obedience training or simply to show affection, it provides a nutritious way to engage and bond with your pet. Plus, it’s cooked to preserve the nutritional value, so you can feel confident that you're giving your dog a healthy treat.

Packaged in a convenient 30g size, Lamb Tenderloin ensures your dog gets the best with every bite. The treat is sealed to maintain freshness, making it easy to store while preserving its high-quality ingredients for long-lasting enjoyment.

Nutrient-Dense Protein with Full Amino Acid Coverage  
Lamb tenderloin is a high-quality red meat protein delivering all essential amino acids required for muscle growth, tissue repair, and enzyme production. Its rich amino acid profile makes it particularly valuable for active dogs, growing puppies, and senior dogs experiencing muscle loss.

Hypoallergenic Novel Protein for Allergy-Prone Dogs    
Lamb is considered a novel protein in many commercial diets, meaning most dogs have limited prior exposure to it—reducing the likelihood of developing an allergic reaction. It is a trusted veterinary recommendation for elimination diets in dogs with food sensitivities to chicken or beef.

Iron & Zinc for Blood Health & Immune Strength    
Lamb is a naturally excellent source of bioavailable iron, which is essential for healthy red blood cell production and oxygen transport throughout the body. Combined with zinc—a key mineral for wound healing, immune response, and skin health—lamb tenderloin supports comprehensive systemic wellness.

Omega-3 & Omega-6 Fatty Acids for Skin & Coat    
Grass-fed lamb provides a well-balanced ratio of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids that protect the skin barrier, reduce inflammatory responses, and promote a visibly healthier, softer coat. These essential fats are especially beneficial for dogs prone to dry skin or seasonal coat changes.

B12, Selenium & Tryptophan for Neural & Metabolic Health    
Lamb is rich in Vitamin B12 for nerve cell maintenance, selenium for antioxidant protection, and tryptophan—a precursor to serotonin that may promote calm, relaxed behavior. This multifaceted nutritional profile supports both physical vitality and emotional well-being in dogs.

1. Use as a Training Reward
Lamb Tenderloin is a great way to reward your dog during training. Its chewy texture makes it an effective and motivating treat to reinforce positive behavior and encourage your dog to learn new commands.

2. Add to Wet Food for Extra Flavor
Elevate your dog’s mealtime by adding small pieces of Lamb Tenderloin to their wet food. The natural, savory flavor of the tenderloin enhances the taste, making mealtime more exciting for your pet.

3. Open Palm Feeding for Calm and Controlled Eating
Feed your dog Lamb Tenderloin directly from your open palm for a calm and controlled eating experience. This method encourages slower eating and helps create a moment of calm bonding with your dog.

4. Perfect for Interactive Bonding
Use Lamb Tenderloin during playtime or as part of interactive bonding activities. The natural scent and satisfying texture of the treat will keep your dog engaged and strengthen the bond you share.

5. Engage Your Dog with Nose Work
Lamb Tenderloin is also perfect for nose work. Hide pieces of the treat around the house or yard and let your dog use their nose to find them. It’s a great way to stimulate their mind while providing a tasty reward.

Intermittent or Supplemental Feeding
Lamb Tenderloin should be used as an occasional treat or supplement to your dog’s regular diet. It is not meant to replace their regular meals but can be a rewarding addition to their feeding routine.

Adjust Portion Sizes Based on Dog’s Size and Activity
- The amount of treats you give your dog should depend on their weight, age, and activity level. Active dogs or working breeds may require larger portions, while smaller or less active dogs should be given smaller amounts.
- Use our Dog Calorie Calculator to get an approximate amount of calories your dog needs and adjust the treats accordingly.

Always Provide Fresh Water
While feeding treats, make sure your dog always has access to fresh water. Hydration is essential for your dog’s health, especially when they’re enjoying tasty treats.

Monitor Your Dog’s Weight and Health
Regularly check your dog’s weight and overall health when feeding treats like Lamb Tenderloin. Adjust treat portions if necessary to prevent overfeeding, and consult your vet if you notice any weight gain or health concerns. Maintaining a balanced diet is key to your dog’s well-being.

Limit Treats During Mealtime
Limit the amount of treats you offer during regular mealtime. Treats like Lamb Tenderloin should not exceed 10-15% of your dog’s total daily calorie intake to prevent overfeeding and ensure they maintain a healthy weight.

Store in a Cool, Dry Place
Keep the treats in a cool, dry area away from heat or direct sunlight. A pantry or cupboard works best to maintain freshness and avoid exposure to temperature fluctuations.

Keep in Original Packaging
Always store the treat in its original packaging to protect it from air, moisture, and contaminants. The packaging is designed to help maintain the product’s freshness and quality.

Seal Properly After Use
After each use, make sure the package is tightly sealed to prevent air from getting in. This helps preserve the flavor and nutritional value of the treat, while also preventing it from drying out.

Use Within 6 Months of Opening
For the best quality and taste, it’s recommended to use the treat within 6 months after opening the package. While the treat will still be safe beyond this period, the flavor and texture may start to degrade.

Avoid Moisture Exposure
Moisture can affect the quality of the treat, leading to potential spoilage. Ensure that the treat is kept in a dry environment and that the packaging is fully sealed after use.

Australian Lamb Tenderloin
No Additives
No Preservatives
No Fillers