Natural Treats – Suitable for Puppies

The best natural treats to keep your puppy healthy and happy are ones with no added preservatives, artificial colours, or added salt/sugar. Stick to natural treats that are gentle on their stomachs and easy to chew, including things like soft jerky-style treats, raw bones, and natural chews. 

What to look for when buying natural treats for your puppy.

1. Soft texture
2. High protein content
3. Easy to digest
4. Nutrient-dense
5. No added additives

Your puppy will love our range of 100% natural dog treats, giving them both enrichment and great health benefits. Whether you need something to incentivise their training or just reward them for being a good pup, browse our collection of natural treats for puppies today.

Yes, puppies can have natural treats! In fact, they’re much better for your pup’s development and health than anything artificial. Just make sure you choose ones that are easy to chew and digest, and always keep them supervised when they’re busy munching.

Some natural treats your puppy will love

• Fruits and veggies: blueberries, banana slices (in moderation), carrot stick, or apple slices (no pips)
• Chew treats: raw bones, beef skin chews, buffalo chews
• Animal-based treats: salmon skin, chicken feet, pig ears, duck necks
• Natural bite-size treats: meat coins, sprats

Our large range of 100% natural dog treats includes plenty of options for your pup. All packed with nutrients to support their development, we have something for puppies of all ages. Take a look at our selection of natural treats for puppies today to find something yours will love!

At 8 weeks, puppies can still enjoy natural treats, just make sure they’re soft, gentle, and simple. Since their stomachs are still developing, they’ll struggle to digest anything too complex, so stick to easy-to-digest options in small amounts.

When introducing a new treat to your pup, go in tiny quantities at a time, and don’t give it to them too frequently. Give their body time to get used to it, and then up the amount later. 

Things like pig-ears, chicken feet, or natural skin chews are a bit too hard for your puppy at this age - wait until they’re 12-14 weeks old to introduce these kinds of treats. And remember, everything in moderation! 

8 weeks

- Boiled chicken or turkey
- Plain scrambled egg
- Mashed banana
- Steamed soft carrot
- Plain Greek yogurt (tiny amount)
- Blueberries (1–2 max)
- Puppy-safe soft meat bites

14 weeks+

- Chicken feet
- Collagen chips
- Soft natural chews (like buffalo or beef chews)
- Cottage cheese (tiny amount)
- Lamb ears
- Meat bites

6 months +

- Raw bones (supervised)
- Pig ears, duck necks, chicken feet
- Salmon skin and sprats
- Beef paddywhacks
- Antlers
- Beef, buffalo, or camel skin chews

The healthiest treats to give your pup are natural, single ingredient options that are high in protein and low in fat. These treats are rich in nutrients, giving your puppy a wellness boost as they develop. Just make sure they’re easy to digest and soft enough for growing teeth.

Top healthy treat choices for your puppy

• Soft proteins: boiled chicken, plain scrambled egg, tiny bits of cooked sausage
• Fruits and veggies: mashed banana, one blueberry, steamed carrot
• 100% natural treats: Think the BullyBillows natural treats range

Remember: even if the treats your puppy is getting are 100% natural, you should still keep them small and occasional. Too much can upset their stomach or cause weight gain.

Whether you need treats for training, teething, or just everyday rewards, our handpicked range of natural treats for puppies is full of things they’ll love. Take a look today!