Betty Miller's dog treats
Betty Miller's is a wheat-free and grain-free biscuit treat range, and we carry a good spread of it — cheese fantails and little bones, liver bones, charcoal bones, salmon and seaweed bones, and a banana, apple and blueberry grain-free line, alongside smaller petite and mini sizes.
The flavours and formats
Cheese is the range's biggest theme — cheese fantails, cheese little bones and wheat-free cheese minis all use it as the main draw, which tends to work well as a high-value training treat because most dogs rate cheese highly.
Beyond cheese, there's liver, charcoal, salmon and seaweed, and duck and orange, plus the fruit-based banana, apple and blueberry bones for something a bit different. Petites and minis give a smaller size for training or smaller dogs.
Who it suits
Because most of the range is wheat-free or grain-free, it suits owners already avoiding those ingredients for a dog with a known sensitivity, as well as anyone who simply prefers a simpler ingredient list without needing a specific reason.
The smaller petite and mini sizes make sense for treat-heavy training sessions where you're giving dozens of pieces in a walk, while the standard bones suit a slower, one-treat-at-a-time kind of reward.
Keeping treats to a sensible amount
Treats are still calories on top of a dog's normal food, whatever the ingredient list looks like, so it's worth weighing up how many you're giving across a day of training rather than treating the bag as unlimited because it's grain-free.
If you're doing a lot of training in one session, breaking a standard-size bone or biscuit into smaller pieces stretches the bag further and keeps each reward small enough that it doesn't add up to a meal's worth of extras by the end of a walk.
The range
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
Betty Miller's Grain-Free Banana, Apple & Blueberry Bones
Betty Miller's Grain-Free Banana, Apple & Blueberry Bones: 400g bag; biscuits approximately 45x30x7mm and 5g
£4.99
Betty Miller's Good Dog Treats
Betty Miller's Good Dog Treats: 100g bag; biscuits approximately 15x12x5mm and 0.8g, with declared composition and analysis
£2.99
Betty Miller's Cheese Fantails
Cheddar cheese dog biscuits shaped as fantails, sized for medium and large dogs
£4.49
Betty Miller's Charcoal Bones
Betty Miller's Charcoal Bones: 500g bag; biscuits approximately 45x30x7mm and 5g, with declared composition and analysis
£4.49
Betty Miller S Grain Free Duck Orange Bones
Grain-free duck and orange bone biscuits, small enough to break in half
From£4.99
Betty Miller's Cheese Little Bones
Small cheese dog biscuits with chicken, wholemeal flour and 4% cheese
£4.49
Pedigree Schmackos Dog Treats Meat Variety
Meat-variety dog treat sticks, 20 per pack, under 30 kcal each, banded by dog weight
£2.75
Whimzees Toothbrush Daily Dental Dog Chew
A vegetarian daily dental chew for dogs, shaped like a toothbrush
From£0.69
Pedigree DentaStix Daily Large Dog Dental Treats
Daily Pedigree DentaStix dental chews portioned for large dogs
£2.29
Pedigree Dentastix Light Daily Dental Chews Dog
Pedigree DentaStix Light daily dental chews for medium and large dogs
£2.35
Dentalife Dental Oral Care Dog Chicken Chews
DENTALIFE chicken dental chews with medium-dog and large-dog variants
£1.65
Pedigree Rodeo Dog Treats with Chicken
Pedigree Rodeo chicken twists with weekly limits for dogs over the stated weight
£2.75
Common questions
- Are Betty Miller's treats grain-free?
- Most of the range is wheat-free, and several lines — including the banana, apple and blueberry bones and the grain-free cheese little bone — are specifically labelled grain-free. Check the individual pack if grain-free matters for your dog.
- Which Betty Miller's treat is best for training?
- The petites and minis are sized for repeated training rewards rather than a single big treat, and the cheese flavours tend to be the most reliably popular with dogs, which is useful when you need a treat that competes with distractions on a walk.
- Can puppies have Betty Miller's treats?
- Check the pack for any age guidance, since not every line is labelled for puppies specifically. As with any new treat, introduce it in small amounts first and watch how your puppy gets on before making it a regular thing.
- Do Betty Miller's treats contain wheat?
- The wheat-free cheese minis and most of the range avoid wheat specifically, though ingredients vary by flavour, so check the pack of the exact treat you're buying if avoiding wheat is important for your dog.
- How many treats is too many in one day?
- There's no single number that fits every dog, since it depends on size and how active they are, but treats should stay a small addition to their normal food rather than a meaningful part of it. If you're training heavily, cut treats smaller rather than giving more whole ones.
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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.