Fish chews

A briny aroma, a crispy texture, and eyes that light up at the first bite: fish is a crowd-pleaser . Chewing fish has everything going for it: nutrition, easy to digest, and convenient sizes.

The goal: to help you choose the perfect treat for him to enjoy… without compromising his health.

Why do dogs love chewing fish?

Crispy salmon skin, carp chips, or cod braids… they can't resist them. Why? Because these morsels concentrate everything a dog loves : a wild smell , varied textures , and an instinctive chewing action that makes them feel good.

Salmon dog: good or bad combination?

Salmon and dogs are a bit like a briny love affair. And spoiler alert: yes, it's generally an excellent combination … provided you choose wisely!

Rich in omega-3 , digestible proteins and B vitamins , salmon supports brain function, joint mobility, while contributing to healthy skin and a shiny coat .

🧠 And what about the health aspect?
Salmon is among the best-tolerated protein sources for sensitive dogs, and is far less likely to cause allergies than chicken or beef. It can even help soothe skin or digestive inflammation .

And for dogs with sensitive stomachs, is fish okay?

Food allergies are increasingly common in various dog breeds. Fish has the advantage of being a source of protein that rarely causes allergies in our pets.

It is easier to digest . Its protein structure is lighter , with less saturated fat. As a result, the dog's digestive system works less, stools are more regular, and discomfort is reduced.

Thanks to its richness in omega-3 fatty acids , fish naturally supports the body's defenses and reduces joint inflammation . It also helps soothe irritated intestines, calm skin inflammation, and strengthen the skin barrier.

Is this suitable for my dog?

Yes, provided you choose the right size . Because not all dogs chew in the same way.

➡️ For a puppy : opt for soft textures like salmon skin. The idea? To avoid straining their baby teeth while introducing them to natural chewing.

➡️ For a healthy adult dog : opt for thick hides, fish braids, or cod rings. These will provide a truly liberating and stimulating chewing experience.

➡️ For a senior dog or one with sensitive teeth : opt for softer or crumbly treats, such as carp chips or salmon pieces. The important thing is that they can chew without pain.

Fish vs. other types of chewing

Compared to beef, venison, or chicken, fish stands out for its lightness , its (okay, sometimes… strong!) aroma, and its nutritional value. Leaner than some meats, it's an ideal source of lean protein and healthy fatty acids to meet the nutritional needs of our furry friends. A choice that's good for the inside, even if it smells strong on the outside!

Conclusion: a little tip slipped into the bowl

In short, fish chews are an ideal way to combine practicality with pleasure: they clean , nourish , and gently occupy your dog. Our advice? Try different textures (skins, rings, pieces) and see what your dog prefers. With a little sense of smell, they'll quickly learn to recognize their favorite treat!

It's a natural solution suitable for many adult dogs , puppies , and even the most sensitive pets . Thanks to its high omega-3 content, it supports joints , strengthens the coat , and provides essential nutrients without overloading the body.