WILD-CAUGHT · ONE INGREDIENT · DEHYDRATED IN THE USA · FREE SHIPPING OVER $50
From people who've bought them
What their dogs thought
Verified reviews of our wild salmon heads.
★★★★★
Happy Dog !!
We bought this product at a local pop up in Long Beach & my Maltese poodle has been loving it! Her doctor recommended salmon was great for her diet (for healthy skin, fur glow, nails, beauty etc) I am so glad we found this additional treat to put on top of her food daily! Will definitely be buying more! And she also love the Salmon Jerky, we will be getting more of those too!
C.S. — Maltese poodle
★★★★★
My corgis love
The fish head is huge and smell fishy because it’s real fish. Can’t wait to buy more
Evelynn Alba — corgis
What you're actually getting
A whole salmon head. That's the product.
Not a pressed stick that used to be salmon. Not salmon “flavor.” A whole wild-caught head, slow-dried until it's hard all the way through, and nothing else done to it. The ingredient list is one word long because there is only one ingredient.
They're big: 4–6 inches each, which is the part people don't expect from the photo. One head is a 15–30 minute chew session, not a snack.
OMEGA-3s (EPA + DHA)
The fats behind a coat that actually looks like something, and calmer skin.
CARTILAGE AND COLLAGEN
The head is mostly connective tissue — the part most treats throw away.
CALCIUM AND PHOSPHORUS
From edible bone, in the ratio nature already balanced.
ONE PROTEIN
A clean option when you're eliminating chicken or beef.
Covered by the tail-wag promise
Before you ask
The questions we actually get
Does it smell?
It smells like dried fish, because that's what it is. Not overpowering in a sealed bag, noticeable when your dog is working on one. Most people hand them out on a porch or a towel. If a fish smell in the house is a dealbreaker, this isn't your treat — we'd rather say that than have you find out on day one.
What about the bones?
Dehydrated fish bone is soft and crumbly rather than sharp and splintering the way cooked poultry bone is. It's meant to be eaten. As with any chew, supervise — especially the first one, while you learn how your dog approaches it.
How long does one last?
Most dogs spend 15–30 minutes on one. A determined chewer may finish it in a sitting; others work at it and come back later. Either way it outlasts anything biscuit-shaped.
What size dog?
One head at a time, on a surface you don't mind. Small dogs under 20 lb do better with half a head. Fresh water nearby, and treats should stay a topper on the day's food rather than a replacement for it.
What if my dog doesn't like it?
That's what the tail-wag promise is for. Email us and we'll make it right.
How do I store them?
Cool, dry, sealed. They're dehydrated, so there's no refrigeration needed and no expiry drama — just keep moisture out.
Why does this cost more than the pet-aisle bag?
We buy from farms and fishermen directly, dry it slowly because heat is what ruins it, and run small batches with nothing added afterwards. The pet-aisle bag is cheaper because of what's in it, not because they found a better way to make it.
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Same fish, other shapes
The rest of the salmon lineup
Heads are the big one. There's also jerky for training, and a single head if you want to try one before committing to five.
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“We'd rather run out than keep a pallet of treats sitting in a warehouse for eight months. Small batches, made fresh, one ingredient — and when a batch is gone, it's gone until the next run.”
Read our story5 wild salmon heads, $55.
$11 a head. One ingredient. Backed by the tail-wag promise.
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