Roo Meat Balls Dog Treats

Fuel your dog’s day with a tasty, protein-rich treat made from premium Australian kangaroo. Blackdog Roo Meat Balls are soft, bite-sized morsels packed with lean roo meat — a natural, low-fat protein that dogs love and owners feel good about. Whether you’re using them for training, rewarding, or topping up enrichment toys, these meaty little balls deliver big on flavour and nutrition.

Kangaroo is one of the cleanest and most hypoallergenic proteins available, making these treats an excellent option for dogs with sensitivities or food allergies. Each meatball is gently air-dried to preserve nutrients while maintaining a soft, chewy texture that suits dogs of all ages — including puppies, seniors, and dogs with smaller mouths.

Because they’re small and easy to portion, Roo Meat Balls make the perfect training treat. Their rich aroma captures attention immediately, helping you motivate your dog during obedience training, recall work, trick practice, or general behaviour reinforcement. They’re also great for stuffing into puzzle feeders and treat-dispensing toys to keep your dog mentally stimulated throughout the day.

Blackdog Roo Meat Balls contain no artificial colours and are made with minimal processing, allowing the natural flavour of Australian kangaroo to shine through. Available in 180g and 1kg resealable bags, they stay fresh from the first treat to the last — ideal for homes with one dog or many.

Lean, natural, and irresistible — the kind of treat that keeps tails wagging and training on track.

Key Features

• Made from premium Australian kangaroo meat

• Naturally lean, low-fat, and high in protein

• Soft, bite-sized treats perfect for training

• Great for dogs with sensitivities or allergies

• No artificial colours or unnecessary fillers

• Available in 180g and 1kg resealable packs

Ingredients 

• Kangaroo meat

• Cereal flours

• Vegetable glycerine

• Preservatives (potassium sorbate)

Suitable For

• Dogs of all breeds and ages

• Puppies, seniors, and dogs with sensitive stomachs

• Training, enrichment toys, and behaviour reinforcement

• Weight-conscious dogs needing lean treats