Bristol Bay Bites developed Sockeye Snaps by freezing-drying training-sized pieces of wild sockeye fillet.

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The first versions of our Sockeye Snaps kept turning into salmon dust. We originally experimented with different portions of wild sockeye, but once they were formed into…

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Bristol Bay Bites

Wild-caught sockeye salmon dog treats. Single ingredient. From Bristol Bay, Alaska.

Industry
Pet Services
Location
Portland, US
Company size
2–10 employees

About Bristol Bay Bites

Bristol Bay Bites makes single-ingredient, freeze-dried wild salmon dog treats from the largest sustainable sockeye fishery on earth. The fish is caught in Bristol Bay, Alaska, by a third-generation family fishing operation, then freeze-dried whole. Nothing added, nothing extracted. Three launch products: Training Treats, Reward Treats, and a Meal Enhancer. Our co-founder Nick fishes Bristol Bay forty-five days a year. The salmon in every bag comes from the same boats and the same waters his family has worked for three generations. Most premium pet brands can’t tell you where their ingredients come from. At Bristol Bay Bites, we're working closely with fishermen and production partners to maintain transparency throughout the supply chain. For wholesale and retail inquiries, press, or partnership conversations, message us here or visit our website. To follow the season from the water, follow Nick and Jeremy.

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