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Sea Bites Treats freeze-dried mackerel dog treats 24 oz bulk bag, single-ingredient wild-caught Atlantic mackerel
Freeze-dried mackerel dog treats from Sea Bites Treats, 24 oz pack
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Freeze-Dried Mackerel Dog Treats - 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 freeze-dried mackerel holds approximately 340 pieces of wild-caught Atlantic mackerel. The product is identical to the 5 oz version - one ingredient, 6.5 g omega-3 per 100 g - at roughly five times the quantity.

• Contents: ~340 pieces at ~11 kcal each

• Species: Atlantic mackerel, wild-caught

• Omega-3: 6.5 g EPA + DHA per 100 g

• Ingredients: 1 | Refrigeration: not required

• Origin: Made in the USA

 

Guaranteed Analysis (per 100 g):

Crude protein (min) 50% | Crude fat (min) 20% | Crude fibre (max) 1% | Moisture (max) 5% | Ash (max) 6%

Calories: 535 kcal per 100 g, approximately 11 calories per piece

Omega-3 (EPA + DHA): 6.5 g per 100 g

Sodium: 235 mg per 100 g

Mercury: Atlantic mackerel averages 0.05 ppm (FDA, Mercury Levels in Commercial Fish and Shellfish)

Ingredients: Wild-caught Atlantic mackerel. 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 size?

Multi-dog households, owners feeding mackerel daily as a topper for coat condition, and anyone who has already tested the 5 oz bag. First-time buyers should start with 5 oz, since there is no advantage to buying in quantity before confirming a dog accepts the product.

For a dog being fed mackerel daily for skin and coat, the 24 oz size is what makes that practical. Background is at dog treats for allergies.

How should a large bag be stored?

Keep the bag sealed and store it cool, dry and out of direct sunlight. Refrigeration is unnecessary even at this size, because freeze-dried fish is shelf-stable through moisture removal rather than preservatives. Humidity is the only meaningful threat.

In humid climates, decant a week's supply into a smaller airtight container and keep the main bag closed. Repeated opening in damp air is what softens texture over time. The full bulk range is at 24 oz bulk dog treats.

Frequently Asked Questions

Sealed and kept dry, freeze-dried fish keeps for a long period without preservatives. Moisture rather than time is the limiting factor. Repeated exposure to humid air softens texture before the product becomes unsafe.
Yes. Same species, same freeze-drying process, same single ingredient, same guaranteed analysis. Only the bag size differs.
Approximately 340, though piece size varies naturally because this is whole fish rather than a moulded shape. At roughly 11 calories per piece, that is around 3,700 calories per bag.