GO! SOLUTIONS Benefit Chews Sensitivities Salmon | Dog Treats

Functional training treats for dogs with food sensitivities

Finding treats for a dog with food sensitivities is frustrating. Most treats are packed with multiple proteins, grains, and fillers. Exactly what sensitive dogs can't have.

These treats are different. Just salmon. That's it for animal protein.

GO! Sensitivities Salmon Benefit Chews are built on radical simplicity: seven ingredients, salmon as the only animal protein, zero common allergens.

Perfect for dogs who need to avoid chicken, beef, grains, or mystery ingredients. At 8 calories each, they're ideal for frequent training rewards without disrupting meals.

Bonus: you can break them into smaller pieces if you need more frequent rewards – but don't tell your dog I told you that!

What makes these treats a good choice?

• Single protein source - salmon only. No chicken, beef, fish meal blends, or hidden proteins. Peace of mind for dogs with confirmed protein sensitivities
• Radical simplicity - only 7 ingredients total: salmon, chickpeas, coconut glycerin, natural flavour, cane molasses, salt, dried rosemary. You can pronounce everything on this list
• 8 calories per treat - perfect for training rewards without meal disruption. You can use these frequently without guilt
• Easily breakable for micro-rewards - want more frequent rewards? Break them into smaller pieces – perfect for shaping behaviours
• High protein (19%) - excellent protein content makes these genuinely nutritious, not just tasty
• Grain and gluten free - no wheat, corn, soy, or other common allergens
• Chickpeas for fibre and plant protein - easily digestible fibre 
• Soft, chewy texture - suitable for all ages, easy on teeth and digestion
• Upcycled ingredients - chickpeas sourced from human food chain. Same nutrition, reduced waste
• No artificial anything - no by-product meals, artificial preservatives, flavours, or colours

Ideal for

• Dogs with multiple protein sensitivities – when chicken, beef, and other proteins are off the table
• Training rewards - low calorie, high motivation, frequency-friendly
• Dogs with GI sensitivities - the simple ingredient list is easier to digest
• Elimination diet trials - limited ingredients make it safe during diagnostic phases
• Rotation diets - when salmon is tolerated, these add variety
• Just 'because' snacking - finally, a treat that won't trigger upset
• Enrichment games - hide in puzzle toys or use for scattering

Limited ingredients, single protein source for sensitive dogs

When a dog has a food sensitivity, the goal is exposure management. By limiting to one animal protein source (salmon), you reduce the risk of triggering a reaction. This is especially important during training, where you need treats your dog can reliably tolerate. Multiple proteins = multiple potential triggers.

Feeding guide

Feed as a treat. It is recommended to not exceed 10% of daily caloric intake.

Reseal bag after opening to maintain freshness.

Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place.

Full ingredients list

Salmon, chickpeas*, coconut glycerin, natural flavour, cane molasses, salt, dried rosemary. *Upcycled Ingredient

Guaranteed nutritional profile

• Crude protein (min): 19%
• Crude fat (min): 12%
• Crude fibre (max): 3%
• Moisture (max): 21%
• Calories: 8 kcal per treat

A note on training treats

These are supplemental treats, not a complete meal. For training, they're brilliant – high palatability, low calories, and breakable for frequent rewards. Rotate with other training treats for variety and to prevent boredom.