• This treat combines apples, spirulina (a nutrient-dense algae), flaxseed, hempseed, rice flour, and preserved naturally with rosemary.
• Ingredients (key ones): Rice flour, apples (about 28%), hemp seeds, flax seeds, sunflower oil, spirulina (~1.5%), rosemary. 

Benefits:

• Spirulina: a “super-food” algae high in protein (60%+ vegetable protein), rich in beta-carotene, vitamins B1/B2/B3, iron, trace minerals, essential fatty acid GLA; strong antioxidant and immune-supportive.
• Apples: fiber for digestion, vitamins and antioxidants for general health and gut support. Flax/hemp/chia seeds: provide good fats (Omega-3/6), fiber, support skin, coat and overall health.
• Hemp & flax seeds: healthy fats for coat, immunity, and general wellness.
• The use of human-grade ingredients and no artificial additives gives a cleaner treat option.
• Note: If you were specifically looking for “Lisboa Quinoa” as the name, the website lists “Lisboa Beet – made from beetroot and quinoa”. So presumably that is the treat you meant.
• NUTRIENTS: CRUDE PROTEINS 8.8%
•                           CRUDE FATS & OILS 13.4%
•                          CRUDE FIBERS 5.1%
•                          CRUDE ASH 0.77%
•                         MOISTURE .6%

GOOD TO KNOW:

• We added farm-fresh apples rich in soluble fibre, which is important for a well-balanced digestive system. This humble fruit also packs a punch of important vitamins like A and C. Vitamin A supports skin and coat health and helps to strengthen the immune system. Vitamin C can aid in the proper development of muscles and bones.
• Super-foods
• Spirulina is a microscopic algae which contains the most remarkable concentration of nutrients known in any food. It’s the highest protein food (over 60%) of all digestible vegetable protein and its unique phytonutrients boost the immune system and helps to increase disease resistance in us and our fur-families.

GOOD BOY/GOOD GIRL:

• Most dog parents ask us… How many treats per day?
• Cooka’s cookies are 100% natural and filled with nothing but wholesome goodness, which makes them the ‘pawfect‘ complimentary snack. But how many treats you can share with your furry baby, depends on many factors, like weight, level of activity, breed of dog, overall health and age. And most important have they been good doggies? If the answer’s YES, Cooka believes a few extra treats are allowed.
• For smaller breeds, we suggest to break the barkissinis into little pieces.