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Sea Bites Treats freeze-dried bonito cubes for dogs 24 oz bulk bag, single-ingredient wild-caught bonito
Freeze-dried bonito dog treats from Sea Bites Treats, 24 oz pack
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Bonito Cubes for Dogs - 24 oz Bulk

$85.00
by Sea Bites Treats

One ingredient. Wild-caught. Made in the USA.

No grains, no glycerin, no preservatives, no colours, no flavourings.

The 24 oz bag of Sea Bites bonito cubes holds approximately 680 cubes at roughly 3 calories each - the highest number of individual rewards of any product in the range. One ingredient, 68% protein, 4% fat.

• Contents: ~680 cubes at ~3 kcal each

• Protein: 68% | Fat: 4%

• Ingredients: 1 | Refrigeration: not required

• Cube size: ~1 g

• Origin: Made in the USA

 

Guaranteed Analysis (per 100 g):

Crude protein (min) 68% | Crude fat (min) 4% | Crude fibre (max) 1% | Moisture (max) 5% | Ash (max) 6%

Calories: 315 kcal per 100 g, approximately 3 calories per cube

Sodium: 115 mg per 100 g

Ingredients: Wild-caught bonito. Nothing else.

Human-grade: caught by the Florida Fresh Fish Co-op alongside fish destined for human plates, hand-fileted, never rendered, no meal or by-product at any stage.

Last updated: 18 September 2026

Who should buy the 24 oz bonito?

Trainers, breeders and multi-dog households. A structured training programme runs through hundreds of small rewards weekly, and a 10 kg dog alone can take nineteen cubes a day inside the 10% treat guideline. The 5 oz bag does not keep pace with that volume.

Puppy classes, competitive obedience, scent work and rehabilitation training all involve very high repetition counts. Full guidance is at dog training treats.

How should a large bag be stored?

Seal the bag and store it cool and dry. Refrigeration is not required and can introduce condensation. Decanting a working quantity into a treat tin and keeping the main bag closed maintains texture, particularly in humid weather.

Frequently Asked Questions

Approximately 680, though cube size varies naturally. At roughly 3 calories each, that is around 2,100 calories per bag, or about 36 days of treats for a 10 kg dog at the full 10% allowance.
Yes. Same fish, same freeze-drying process, same single ingredient, same guaranteed analysis. Only the bag size differs.
No. Refrigeration risks condensation inside the bag when it is moved between temperatures, which is the opposite of what a freeze-dried product needs. Store sealed at room temperature away from sunlight.