Description
Training works best when rewards are fast, tasty, and easy to chew. The Pet Project – Natural Treats – Kangaroo Training Treats are already cut into the perfect bite size, making them ideal for quick rewards during training sessions at home or when out and about.
These soft, semi-moist treats are made with Australian kangaroo and potato. They contain no artificial colours or flavours. As a result, they offer a simple and healthy reward that dogs genuinely enjoy.
Why these treats work for training
Training treats should be small, soft, and motivating. These kangaroo training treats are pre-cut into bite-size pieces, so you can reward behaviour quickly without breaking treats apart.
The semi-moist texture makes them easy to chew. Therefore, dogs stay focused and ready for the next cue instead of stopping to crunch.
Product details
- 100% Australian made using locally sourced ingredients
- Part of The Pet Project’s extended natural treats range
- Suitable for all breeds, sizes, and life stages
- Gourmet treats made and hand packed in Australia
- Perfect size for easy training and reward
- Resealable bag to help maintain freshness
- Ideal for use with GiGwi treat dispensers and toys
Better for them – natural treat philosophy
The Pet Project creates treats with a clear philosophy. Ingredients should stay as close to their natural form as possible. Quality matters. Simplicity matters too.
These kangaroo training treats are designed for dogs of all ages, from puppies learning basics to older dogs practising gentle routines. Because the treats are soft and easy to eat, they suit dogs with sensitive mouths as well.
Human-grade ingredient list
Ingredients: Kangaroo, humectant, kangaroo meal, potato, sea salt, guar gum, bamboo fibre, caramel, hickory smoke, natural preservative and antioxidants.
Kangaroo provides a lean, novel protein source. Potato adds structure and energy. Bamboo fibre supports texture. Natural preservatives and antioxidants help maintain freshness without relying on artificial additives.
How Australian dog owners use these treats
These treats fit easily into everyday routines across Australia. They are especially popular where short, frequent training sessions happen.
- New South Wales – Sydney, Newcastle, Wollongong – quick rewards during leash walking and recall practice.
- Victoria – Melbourne, Geelong, Ballarat – indoor and outdoor training during cooler months.
- Queensland – Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast – soft treats that are easy to chew during warm-weather sessions.
- Western Australia – Perth, Mandurah – beach walks and enrichment toys.
- South Australia – Adelaide – home-based obedience routines.
- Tasmania – Hobart, Launceston – gentle training for puppies and seniors.
- ACT – Canberra – structured training in parks and reserves.
- Northern Territory – Darwin – short sessions during cooler parts of the day.
Feeding and training guidance
Training treats are rewards, not meals. Therefore, keep portions small and balanced.
- Use one to two treats per successful cue.
- Break sessions into short bursts.
- Reduce meal portions slightly if treats are used daily.
- Always provide fresh water.
Expert insight
Dr Jay Rollings (BSc DVM) explains that small, soft treats improve training flow. Dogs respond better when rewards are quick and easy to consume. Consistency and portion control remain key.
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