Plucky pooches taste world's first LAB-GROWN dog treats
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From cow udder sticks to ostrich feet, a range of weird and wonderful dog treats are already on sale in the UK.
But these have been trumped by what is arguably the most unusual treat yet.
The world's first lab-grown dog treat, Chick Bites, went on sale on Friday, featuring cultivated chicken.
The meat is made using cells from chicken eggs, before being combined with a range of ingredients including chickpea flour, dried fruits, and yeast extract.
Despite being grown in the lab, its developer, Meatly, claims the treat is 'just as tasty and nutritious as traditional chicken breast'.
To put these claims to the test, MailOnline enlisted the help of four plucky pooches.
The dogs were presented with two options - the lab-grown treat, or their favourite meaty alternative.
So, are the sustainable snacks all they're stacked up to be?
Despite being grown in the lab, its developer, Meatly, claims the treat is 'just as tasty and nutritious as traditional chicken breast'. To put these claims to the test, MailOnline enlisted the help of four plucky pooches
The meat is made using cells from chicken eggs, before being combined with a range of ingredients including chickpea flour, dried fruits, and yeast extract
Our first willing taster appeared to be unphased by the fact that the new treat was grown in the lab.
Rather than heading for its much-loved favourite, the pooch went straight for the Chick Bites!
The second tester was less sure about the lab-grown option, Cheap Proxies and although it initially went to nibble on the Chick Bites, it quickly reverted to its usual treat.
Pooch number three only gave the Chick Bites a fleeting sniff, before realising it wasn't real meat, and heading for the regular snack.
Finally, our fourth doggy taster agreed with the majority, and opted for the regular treat over the lab-grown option.
Meatly teamed up with plant-based dog food brand, THE PACK, to create 'Chick Bites'.
The lab-grown dog food is created through a three-step process, which begins with a small sample of cells taken from a chicken egg.
'After this, we never use another animal product in our production, ever,' Meatly explains.
The dogs were presented with two options - the lab-grown treat, or their favourite meaty alternative
Meatly, teamed up with plant-based dog food brand, THE PACK, to create 'Chick Bites'
But these have been trumped by what is arguably the most unusual treat yet. The world's first lab-grown dog treat, Chick Bites, went on sale on Friday, featuring cultivated chicken.
The meat is made using cells from chicken eggs, before being combined with a range of ingredients including chickpea flour, dried fruits, and yeast extract.
Despite being grown in the lab, its developer, Meatly, claims the treat is 'just as tasty and nutritious as traditional chicken breast'.
To put these claims to the test, MailOnline enlisted the help of four plucky pooches.
The dogs were presented with two options - the lab-grown treat, or their favourite meaty alternative.
So, are the sustainable snacks all they're stacked up to be?
Despite being grown in the lab, its developer, Meatly, claims the treat is 'just as tasty and nutritious as traditional chicken breast'. To put these claims to the test, MailOnline enlisted the help of four plucky pooches
The meat is made using cells from chicken eggs, before being combined with a range of ingredients including chickpea flour, dried fruits, and yeast extract
Our first willing taster appeared to be unphased by the fact that the new treat was grown in the lab.
Rather than heading for its much-loved favourite, the pooch went straight for the Chick Bites!
The second tester was less sure about the lab-grown option, Cheap Proxies and although it initially went to nibble on the Chick Bites, it quickly reverted to its usual treat.
Pooch number three only gave the Chick Bites a fleeting sniff, before realising it wasn't real meat, and heading for the regular snack.
Finally, our fourth doggy taster agreed with the majority, and opted for the regular treat over the lab-grown option.
Meatly teamed up with plant-based dog food brand, THE PACK, to create 'Chick Bites'.
The lab-grown dog food is created through a three-step process, which begins with a small sample of cells taken from a chicken egg.
'After this, we never use another animal product in our production, ever,' Meatly explains.
The dogs were presented with two options - the lab-grown treat, or their favourite meaty alternative
Meatly, teamed up with plant-based dog food brand, THE PACK, to create 'Chick Bites'
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