Croci KingDelice TASTY sandwich cod with chicken, 80 g is a dog treat from the TASTY series. Ingredients: chicken 68%, cod 30% and sorbitol 1%. Guaranteed analysis: protein 38%, fat 3%, fibre 0.1%, ash 4%. According to the series description, it is selected poultry or fish fillet combined with another fillet; the manufacturer says the treat supports oral hygiene and satisfies a dog's urge to chew. Drinking water should always be available.
What the manufacturer claims
Croci promises a natural fillet taste that your dog is sure to love, plus benefits for the body. The "sandwich" format is layers of fish and meat joined together: your dog gets two flavours in one piece. As with the whole series, the description is generic, with no details on piece size.
Key specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | treat, layers of fish and meat |
| For | dogs |
| Ingredients | chicken 68%, cod 30%, sorbitol 1% |
| Protein / fat | 38% / 3% |
| Fibre / ash | 0.1% / 4% |
| Moisture | not stated |
| Series | KingDelice TASTY, Croci |
| Pack size | 80 g pack |
Pros
- Meat and fish. 68% chicken and 30% cod.
- Grain-free. Only chicken, cod and sorbitol.
- High protein, low fat. 38% and 3% per the card.
- Two flavours in one. Suits fussy eaters.
- Easy to break up. For training and rewards.
- 80 g pack.
Cons and what to watch
- A confusing name. "Cod with chicken", yet it is 68% chicken and 30% cod.
- Two proteins. Not for dogs allergic to chicken or fish.
- Generic analysis. Every flavour in the series has the same figures.
- Oral hygiene claim. The treat will not replace brushing.
More chicken than cod
The name suggests a fish treat, but the base is chicken: 68% versus 30% cod. For dogs that simply enjoy variety this does not matter. With a chicken allergy, however, this treat will not work. If you need duck with fish and no chicken, look at the TASTY twisted duck and cod stick.
Similar treats in the series
The TASTY series also has "Sushi" with chicken and cod — according to the card, the recipe is the same: 68% chicken, 30% cod and 1% sorbitol. Judging by the name, only the shape differs. Choose whichever format is easier to give your dog.
How much to give
All treats together should stay under 10% of daily calories. Break the "sandwich" into pieces for small dogs; large dogs can have it whole, but reduce the main food. More in excess weight in dogs.
For training
A layered treat that smells of fish and meat motivates dogs well. For training, break it into small pieces so you can do more repetitions without overfeeding. Tips are in treats for dog training.
Chewing and teeth
Chew treats keep a dog busy and may remove some soft plaque. But real hygiene needs a toothbrush and toothpaste — more in how to brush a dog's teeth.
Safety and storage
Give the treat under supervision, especially to dogs that swallow large pieces. Sorbitol in large amounts can loosen the stool. After opening, close the pack and keep it in a cool, dry place.
If you need a single protein
For dogs on a single-protein diet the series has TASTY duck fillet and TASTY lamb strips. The "sandwich" has two proteins, so it does not fit an elimination diet.
Who it suits
The treat suits dogs without a chicken or fish allergy that like meat with fish — for rewards and training. Other snacks are in dog treats, and choosing chews is covered in chew treats for dogs.
Verdict
Croci KingDelice TASTY sandwich cod with chicken is a treat of 68% chicken and 30% cod, grain-free, with 38% protein and 3% fat per the card. The downsides are a name that puts cod first although chicken dominates, two proteins unsuitable for allergic dogs, a generic analysis shared across the series and an exaggerated oral hygiene claim.
FAQ
What is in it?
Chicken 68%, cod 30%, sorbitol 1%.
Which is there more of — cod or chicken?
Chicken: 68% versus 30%.
How much protein and fat?
Per the card, 38% and 3%.
Is it suitable for a dog allergic to chicken?
No.
How is it different from TASTY "Sushi"?
The card lists the same recipe; only the shape differs.
How much should I give?
No more than 10% of daily calories.
How should I store it?
In a closed pack in a cool, dry place.
