Natural Lamb Lung Crisp Dog Treats
Quick Facts
- 100% Australian lamb lung, single ingredient
- 81.3% protein · 11.1% fat
- Approximately 7.5g each · 29 kcal per crisp
- Naturally contains iron and B vitamins
- Light and airy, and snaps easily into training-sized pieces
- Best for dogs sensitive to chicken or beef, and fussy dogs
Light, crisp and naturally nutritious.
Good training treats are hard to find. Too many are greasy, crumbly, packed with fillers, or too big for small dogs.
Bark Yeah lamb lung crisps get it right: one Australian ingredient, light as air, and easy to snap to any size.
Each crisp is 100% Australian lamb lung, slowly air-dried in small batches into a light, crunchy treat. It’s single ingredient and 81.3% protein, at about 29 kcal a crisp. As an organ meat, lamb lung also naturally contains iron, which plays a role in carrying oxygen in the blood, and B vitamins, which help turn food into energy. There are no artificial additives, colours or preservatives. Snap it into tiny pieces for training or small dogs, or give it whole as an everyday reward.
Even fussy, not-very-food-motivated dogs go wild for that natural meaty aroma.
Who are these best for?
✅ Training: they snap cleanly into reward-sized pieces
✅ Small dogs and toy breeds
✅ Senior dogs who need a light, easy-to-chew treat
✅ Owners keeping an eye on treat calories (about 29 kcal a crisp)
✅ Dogs sensitive to chicken or beef (lamb is a different protein)
✅ Fussy dogs who aren’t usually food-motivated
✅ Puppies, in small pieces
❌ Dogs who don’t tolerate lamb → try Natural Whole Sardine Dog Treats, a single-ingredient fish treat
❌ Owners who want a longer-lasting chew for small dogs → try Natural Bully Stick Dog Chews - Thinner
❌ Owners who want small, ready-made training treats → try Natural Sardine Training Treats for Dogs
100% Australian lamb lung. Slowly air-dried in small batches and hand-packed by us.
No artificial additives, colours or preservatives.
Each lamb lung crisp weighs approximately 7.5g and snaps easily into smaller pieces.
- Dogs under 15kg: 1-2 crisps per day
- Dogs over 15kg: 3-5 crisps per day
Using crisps for training? Count the pieces in the daily total. Treats should make up no more than 10% of your dog’s daily calories. Always supervise and keep fresh water nearby. This is a natural product, so sizes and weights vary. Pet food only.
- Protein: 81.3%
- Fat: 11.1%
- Metabolisable Energy: 380 kcal/100g (about 29 kcal per 7.5g crisp)
Are lamb lung treats good for dogs?
Yes. Lamb lung crisps are a single-ingredient, high-protein treat (81.3% protein) that’s light, crunchy and about 29 kcal a crisp. As an organ meat, it also naturally contains iron and B vitamins. Bark Yeah crisps are 100% Australian lamb, air-dried with nothing added.
What do iron and B vitamins do for dogs?
Iron plays a role in carrying oxygen in the blood, and B vitamins help turn food into energy and support normal nervous system function. As an organ meat, lamb lung naturally contains both.
Are lamb lung crisps good for training?
Yes. They’re light and airy, so they snap cleanly into tiny pieces without crumbling or greasy fingers. Dogs love the natural meaty aroma, which makes them a motivating reward. Count training pieces in your dog’s daily total.
Are lamb lung crisps low in fat?
Not quite. At up to 11.1% fat, they’re a moderate-fat treat, but each crisp is light at about 29 kcal. For a low-fat option, try Natural Chicken Breast Jerky Dog Chews at just 3.3% fat.
Are lamb lung crisps good for dogs with sensitive stomachs?
With just one ingredient and no fillers or additives, they’re a simple choice that many owners of sensitive dogs prefer. One of our reviewers chose them specifically because they’re gentle on her dogs’ sensitive stomachs. Introduce them gradually, starting with one or two crisps.
Are lamb lung treats good for dogs sensitive to chicken or beef?
Lamb is a different protein to chicken and beef, so single-ingredient lamb lung is a popular choice for dogs who don’t do well on common proteins. If your dog has a diagnosed allergy, check with your vet first.
Are lamb lung crisps good for senior dogs?
Yes. They’re light and airy, so they’re easy to chew for older dogs, and the small size makes portioning simple.
Can puppies have lamb lung?
Yes. Snap a crisp into small pieces and introduce it gradually. The light texture is easy for little mouths to manage.
Are lamb lung crisps good for small dogs?
Yes. Each crisp is about 7.5g and snaps easily into smaller pieces, so it’s simple to portion for small dogs and toy breeds.
Do lamb lung crisps smell?
They have a natural meaty aroma that dogs love. Some owners find it a little pungent, while others say they’re barely noticeable. Keep the bag sealed between uses.
Can lamb lung treats cause loose stools?
Any new treat can cause loose stools if introduced too quickly or fed in large amounts. Start with one or two crisps a day and build up over a few days.
How many lamb lung crisps can I give my dog a day?
Each crisp is about 29 kcal. As a guide, dogs under 15kg can have 1-2 crisps per day and dogs over 15kg 3-5 crisps per day. See the Feeding Guide above for details.
How should I store lamb lung crisps?
Store them in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight, and reseal the bag after use to keep them crisp. Check the best before date on the pack.
Where are Bark Yeah lamb lung crisps from, and how fast is delivery?
They’re 100% Australian lamb, hand-packed by us. Every order ships Express Post Australia-wide. Want variety? Try the Natural Small Dog Treats Bundle.
Why Bark Yeah Lamb Lung Crisps? Because light, crispy and 81.3% protein is the treat your dog deserves.
Training Treats That Are Greasy Or Crumbly? → Light Crisps That Snap Clean
Light and airy, they break into reward-sized pieces without crumbs or greasy fingers. They’re perfect for your pocket on walks.
Keeping An Eye On Treat Calories? → About 29 Kcal A Crisp
Light by nature, so you can reward often during training without big calorie counts adding up. One of our reviewers uses them to help keep her Golden Retriever’s weight in check.
Treats Too Big For Small Dogs Or Older Teeth? → Light, Easy To Chew And Snap To Any Size
About 7.5g a crisp and easy to break, so they’re just right for small dogs, toy breeds, puppies and seniors.
Sensitive To Chicken Or Beef? → A Different Protein
Single ingredient and free from chicken and beef, lamb lung is a popular choice for dogs who don’t do well on common proteins.
Fussy Or Not Food-Motivated? → A Meaty Aroma They Can’t Ignore
Our reviewers say even their pickiest, least food-driven dogs are hooked.
Worried About Hidden Nasties? → 100% Australian, Single Ingredient
100% Australian lamb lung, naturally rich in protein, with iron to help carry oxygen in the blood and B vitamins to help turn food into energy. It’s air-dried with no artificial additives, colours or preservatives.
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