151 Munch & Crunch dog treats
151 Munch & Crunch covers a wide range of natural-style dog treats and chews, from tripe sticks and filled bones to liver bites, Serrano ham treats and jumbo rolls. We stock a broad selection across the range, giving plenty of choice for dogs who prefer a meatier, single-ingredient style treat over a biscuit.
What the range includes
The range splits roughly into softer training-style treats, such as liver bites and chicken strips, and longer-lasting chews like tripe sticks, filled bones and jumbo rolls. Several, including the Serrano ham bone and rabbit chew sticks, sit in our natural dog chews range specifically, aimed at dogs who do best on a simple, single-ingredient chew.
This kind of treat suits a dog on a limited-ingredient or sensitive diet particularly well, since many of these products are built around one named ingredient rather than a mixed recipe, which makes it easier to spot if something does not agree with a dog.
Fitting them into a dog's diet
Treats and chews, however natural, are still extra calories on top of a dog's normal food, so factor them into the day's total rather than treating them as free extras, particularly for a smaller dog or one managing their weight. A longer-lasting chew like a filled bone is a good option for keeping a dog occupied for a while, while liver bites and strips work better as quick training rewards.
As with any chew or treat introduced for the first time, watch how your dog gets on with it, particularly anything new, tripe-based or highly aromatic — some dogs love the smell and some owners very much do not, but either way it is worth introducing gradually rather than all at once.
The range
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
151 Munch & Crunch Tripe Chews
Hard, dried tripe chews in a resealable pouch, for training and everyday rewards.
£1.29
151 Munch & Crunch Jerky Snack
A 100g pouch of dried meat strips with a one-line composition and no cereal filler.
£1.29
151 Munch & Crunch Filled Bone Tripe
Rawhide bones packed with tripe, two to a pack, for a dog who needs occupying.
£1.09
151 Munch & Crunch Serrano Ham Bone
A cured ham bone treat for dogs, made from 100% cured ham bone
£1.49
Bow Wow Monster Munch
Bow Wow Monster Munch: 200g, approximately 19-inch treat, with composition and analysis stated
£3.59
Pet Munchies Beef Liver Crunch
Pet Munchies Beef Liver Crunch, 90G, for dogs and puppies from 9 months
£3.65
Good Boy Crunchy Chicken & Calcium Bones
Crunchy Good Boy chicken and calcium bones with a supervised feeding guide
£10.25
Good Boy Munchy Rolls Assorted 125m
Coloured rawhide rolls for occupying a dog, fed under supervision
£0.10
Good Boy Crunchies Chicken & Cheese
Good Boy Crunchies Chicken & Cheese: complementary dog treat with chicken, egg — 54G
£2.19
Supernature Cruncheez Chicken & Chia
Crunchy oven-baked biscuits led by chicken meal, with chia seeds, at 42% protein
£4.99
Common questions
- Are natural dog chews like tripe sticks safe to give daily?
- In moderation, most dogs can have a natural chew regularly, but factor the extra calories into their overall daily intake, especially for a smaller dog. If your dog has a sensitive stomach, introduce any new chew gradually rather than making it a daily habit straight away.
- Why do some natural dog chews smell so strong?
- Tripe-based and similarly natural chews are made from ingredients that are genuinely aromatic in their own right, which is part of what makes them appealing to dogs. It is a normal characteristic of that type of product rather than a sign anything is wrong with it.
- What is the difference between a training treat and a long-lasting chew in this range?
- Softer options like liver bites and chicken strips are sized and textured for quick training rewards, while tripe sticks, filled bones and jumbo rolls are meant to keep a dog occupied for longer. Choose based on whether you want a fast reward or something to keep them busy.
- Can puppies have these treats?
- Some are suitable in smaller amounts once a puppy is weaned and settled on solid food, but check the guidance on the specific product, and always size any chew to your puppy rather than offering one meant for an adult dog's jaw and chewing strength.
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Written by Matt Garnett, who runs Giddy Pets and is a lifelong pet owner — not a vet. This is general information, not veterinary advice, and it cannot replace an examination by the vet who knows your animal. How we write these guides.