Natural Dog Treats

Yes, natural dog treats can be very good for your dog if you choose the right ones. They can help with muscle health, growth, plaque build-up, skin health and more, but should be given sparingly as a reward for good behaviour - everything in moderation!

Benefits of natural dog treats:

• Healthier ingredients: no added additives, giving your dog essential nutrients and vitamins
• Easier to digest: natural ingredients are less likely to upset your dog’s stomach
• Lower in fat: processed dog treats tent to be high in fat, so natural ones are much better for weight management
• Better for allergies: natural ingredients mean there’s a lower chance of triggering any allergies or intolerances in your dog
• Supports dental health: natural chews like pig ears or hide sticks can help remove plaque build-up and keep your dog’s teeth clean
  
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Natural dog treats can be great for puppies, but make sure you choose ones that are soft, nutritious, and easy for them to digest. Puppies can chew on larger treats like chicken feet or pig ears, but make sure they’re always supervised with these. 

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
   

We have a great range of 100% natural treats for your dog, with specific treats that are suitable for puppies with supervision. Browse our natural dog treat (Puppy Approved) collection today.

Yes, good quality natural dog treats are very safe for your dog - in fact, they could even add nutritional value to your dog’s diet! Always consider the ingredients and your dog’s individual needs, prioritising low fat and high protein options. 

Incorporating treats in your dog’s diet

• Moderation: treats should make up no more than 10% of your dog’s diet
• Keep it natural: natural treats often have fewer calories, lower fat content, and more vitamins and nutrients
• Supervise your dog: if you’re giving your dog a large treat, like a bone, always supervise them - especially when they’re a puppy
• Make your own: you can control the ingredients completely by making your own treats from scratch
• No cooked bones: cooked bones can result in splinters, so always give your dog raw bones

Want to start incorporating more nutritious treats into your dog’s diet? We have a large range of natural dog treats that they’ll love.

Compared to processed treats, natural dog treats have much more nutritional value, giving your dog vital vitamins and even helping their dental health. However, they should still only be given to your dog in moderation, only making up 10% of their overall diet. 

How natural dog treats could benefit your dog

• Dental health: chewing on natural dog treats like pig ears or hide bark is a great way to reduce plaque build-up on your dog’s teeth
• Extra nutrients: many natural treats are rich in vitamins and nutrients, helping to bolster your dog’s diet

Added enrichment: natural animal chews can act as great enrichment activities for dogs, keeping them occupied for a long time

Want to buy the best quality natural treats for your dog? Browse our collection of natural dog treats to find something they’ll love.