Natural Lamb Lung Crisp Dog Treats

100% Australian lamb lung.

No artificial additives, colours or preservatives.

Each lamb lung crisp weighs approximately 7.5g.

• Small Dogs (under 15kg): 1 - 2 crisps per day
• Medium to Large Dogs (over 15kg): 3 - 5 crisps per day

Each crisp snaps easily into smaller pieces - ideal for training rewards, small dogs and puppies. This is a natural product so sizes and weights vary. Pet food only. We recommend that you keep an eye on your bestie while they're eating their treats, and check that they have fresh water nearby.

• Protein: 80.2%
• Fat: 13.3%
• Metabolisable Energy: 394 kcal/100g

Are lamb lung treats good for dogs in Australia?

Yes - Bark Yeah Natural Lamb Lung Crisp Dog Treats are one of the best natural treats available for Australian dogs. At 80% protein and just 13% fat, they deliver serious nutrition in a light, crunchy, easy-to-digest format. Naturally packed with B vitamins, iron, zinc and essential amino acids, they support healthy muscles, energy levels and everyday wellbeing - all from a single Australian ingredient.

Are lamb lung crisps good for dogs with sensitive stomachs?

Yes - lamb lung is one of the most digestible natural dog treats available. Its light and airy texture means your dog's system can break it down gently, absorbing all the goodness without the digestive stress that denser treats can cause. As a single-ingredient treat with no fillers or additives, there's nothing to upset even the most reactive gut. Introduce gradually and build up over a few days for best results.

Are lamb lung treats good for dogs with allergies or food sensitivities?

Yes - lamb is widely recommended as a novel protein source for dogs with food sensitivities. Its unique protein structure is less likely to trigger immune responses seen with common proteins like chicken or beef. Single-ingredient lamb lung treats are an excellent choice for dogs on elimination diets, dogs with confirmed protein sensitivities or owners who simply want complete ingredient transparency.

Are lamb lung dog treats good for training in Australia?

Absolutely - lamb lung crisps are one of the best natural training treats available. They're lightly air-dried and snap easily into any size piece for quick, mess-free rewarding. Their natural meaty aroma is highly motivating for dogs, and at just 7.5g per crisp with 13% fat, they're lean enough to use generously throughout entire training sessions without overfeeding. One of the most versatile training treats in the Bark Yeah range.

Are air-dried lamb lung treats good for overweight dogs or dogs with pancreatitis?

Yes - at just 13% fat, lamb lung crisps are one of the leanest natural treats available. They're a safe, satisfying daily treat for dogs on low-fat diets, dogs prone to weight gain and dogs managing pancreatitis. The high protein content (80%) also helps dogs feel fuller for longer without the caloric cost of fattier alternatives. Always consult your vet if your dog has an existing health condition.

Can puppies eat Bark Yeah's lamb lung dog treats?

Yes - lamb lung crisps are suitable for puppies and dogs of all life stages. The high-quality protein supports healthy muscle development and growth, and the single-ingredient, additive-free formula is gentle enough for young and developing digestive systems. Each air-dried crisp snaps easily into smaller pieces for puppy-sized portions. Always adjust amounts for younger and smaller dogs and introduce gradually.

Can lamb lung treats cause diarrhoea in dogs?

In large amounts or when introduced too quickly, any new treat can cause loose stools. Start with one or two crisps per day and build up gradually over a week. Because lamb lung is naturally low in fat and single-ingredient, most dogs tolerate it very well - it's one of the gentlest natural treats for digestive systems of all sensitivities.

Are lamb lung crisps low in fat?

Yes - lamb lung is naturally one of the lowest-fat organ meat treats available at just 13% fat. This makes it an ideal everyday treat for dogs prone to weight gain, those managing pancreatitis or any dog needing a leaner diet without sacrificing protein, nutrition or treat satisfaction. At 80% protein and 13% fat, it's one of the best protein-to-fat ratios of any natural treat in Australia.

Are lamb lung crisps a good treat for small dogs?

Yes - each crisp averages 7.5g and snaps easily into smaller pieces, making it simple to portion for small dogs and toy breeds. The light, airy texture is gentle on smaller mouths and easier to chew than denser treats. At 13% fat, they're also ideal for small breeds prone to weight gain - a lean, nutritious daily treat in exactly the right size.

How should I store lamb lung dog treats?

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture. Always reseal the bag after use and refer to the best before date on pack. Air-dried lamb lung crisps have a naturally long shelf life without artificial preservatives - just keep them sealed to maintain their characteristic light, crispy texture and fresh natural aroma.