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A single-ingredient, freeze-dried wild-caught salmon treat with a Neutral thermal nature in TCVM. Made from salmon fillet only - no additives, artificial flavors, colors, or extracts. Freeze-drying locks in the concentrated omega-3 content and natural nutrient density of fresh wild-caught salmon without heat degradation. An excellent high-value reward treat for training or treating. For dogs.
In Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine, salmon has a Neutral thermal nature - it nourishes without pushing the body's temperature in either direction. This makes salmon one of the most versatile proteins in TCVM food therapy, appropriate for dogs of all constitutional types: Hot dogs, Cool dogs, and balanced dogs alike. Neutral proteins are particularly useful when the constitutional picture is unclear, during seasonal transitions, or for dogs who need to rotate away from their primary constitutional protein without introducing a thermally contradictory food.
Wild-caught salmon is one of the most nutrient-dense single-ingredient treat options available. Unlike farmed salmon, wild-caught fish have a naturally leaner fat profile with a higher ratio of omega-3 fatty acids (EPA and DHA) to omega-6, derived from their natural diet in open water. These long-chain omega-3s are the primary reason salmon is so consistently recommended in both conventional and integrative veterinary medicine for dogs with skin and coat issues, inflammatory joint conditions, cardiovascular health needs, or cognitive support needs in senior dogs. Freeze-drying preserves these heat-sensitive omega-3s without the oxidation and nutrient loss that occurs with cooking or dehydration, delivering them in a bioavailable form the body can use directly.
Salmon Fillet.
Feed as a treat, snack, or reward, or as directed by your veterinarian. Not intended as a meal replacement. Due to the high calorie density (161 kcal/oz), adjust quantity to your dog's size and daily caloric needs - especially for small dogs or dogs on weight management plans. Always provide plenty of fresh water. Wash hands, utensils, bowls, and all surfaces thoroughly after feeding.
Yes. Salmon's Neutral thermal nature means it does not add Heat to a Hot dog's constitution, making these treats safe to use alongside a Cooling primary diet (such as duck or rabbit) without thermally counteracting the food therapy protocol. Neutral treats are the safest choice for Hot dogs who need a high-value reward option, or as directed by your veterinarian.
Wild-caught salmon is one of the richest whole-food sources of EPA and DHA - the long-chain omega-3 fatty acids most directly linked to healthy skin barrier function, coat quality, and a normal inflammatory response in dogs. These omega-3s are preserved by the freeze-drying process rather than degraded by heat, meaning the treat delivers them in a bioavailable form. In TCVM, salmon also nourishes Liver Blood, which governs the health of the skin, coat, eyes, and tendons, or as directed by your veterinarian.
Yes - salmon's Neutral thermal nature makes it compatible with both Warming and Cooling herbal protocols. These treats are particularly useful as a teapill carrier for formulas targeting Kidney Yin deficiency, Liver Blood deficiency, or inflammatory Bi syndrome, as the Neutral protein reinforces rather than counteracts the herbal action, or as directed by your veterinarian.
Freeze-drying preserves heat-sensitive omega-3 fatty acids, natural enzymes, and the bioavailable nutrient profile of raw wild-caught salmon without oxidation or nutrient loss from heat exposure. Cooking and dehydration both use heat that can degrade omega-3s and reduce the bioavailability of certain vitamins. Freeze-drying removes moisture at low temperatures, delivering a nutrient profile much closer to fresh raw salmon in a shelf-stable, convenient format, or as directed by your veterinarian.
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