Burns dog treats
Burns is best known for its hypoallergenic dry dog food, and its treats range follows the same idea — short ingredient lists built around a single named protein rather than a long list of additions. We stock a selection from the treats range, and each product page shows what is in stock right now.
Why the ingredient list is short
Burns was originally built around feeding dogs with sensitive stomachs and skin, and the treats carry that same thinking through: a short, named ingredient list rather than a treat bulked out with cereals, colourings or a long list of flavourings.
That makes them a reasonable option to reach for if you are already feeding a dog on a limited-ingredient diet and do not want to undo the point of it with a treat that adds ingredients back in. It does not automatically make them the right treat for every dog.
What we stock, and who it suits
Our range includes a selection of Burns dog treats, sold as a training and reward treat rather than a meal replacement. We stock a slice of the wider treats range rather than every variant, and what shows above is what is currently available to order.
It suits owners who are already feeding Burns food and want a treat that matches, and owners of dogs with a known sensitivity who are looking for something with fewer ingredients than a typical shop-bought treat.
This range
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
Burns Adult/Senior Dog Original Lamb and Brown Rice
Single-source lamb and brown rice, formulated for adult and senior dogs with sensitivities
£35.99
Burns Puppy Original Lamb & Rice
Complete Burns lamb and rice puppy food in a 2KG bag for up to 12 months
£14.99
Burns Puppy/Junior Mini Chicken & Rice
Chicken and rice puppy food with a smaller kibble, made for small and toy breed mouths
£14.99
Burns Adult/Senior Dog Hypoallergenic Mixer
Hypoallergenic dry mixer for combining with wet food or a home-cooked diet - not a complete food
£13.49
Burns Sensitive Grain Free Adult/Senior Duck & Potato
Grain-free duck and potato recipe with a single novel protein, for sensitive adult and senior dogs
£36.99
Burns Adult/Senior Weight Control Chicken and Oats
A low-fat weight control dry food for adult and senior dogs, oat-based
£35.99
Burns Wild Fish
Sold as a case: see the options. A complete wet food for adult dogs, led by white fish with carrots and brown rice
From£10.49
Burns Hearty Lamb
Sold as a case: see the options. A complete wet food for adult dogs, led by lamb with carrots and brown rice
From£10.49
Burns Wholesome Turkey
Sold as a case: see the options. A complete wet food for adult dogs, led by turkey with carrots and brown rice
From£10.49
Burns Adult Senior Dogs Sensitive Grain Free Turkey Potato
Grain-free turkey and potato food for adult and senior dogs with wheat or dairy intolerances
From£36.99
Burns Adult Senior Dog Sensitive Pork and Potato
Burns complete pork and potato dry dog food in 6KG and 12KG bags
From£36.99
Burns Adult/Senior Original Lamb & Brown Rice
Single-source lamb and brown rice, sized for trying a diet trial before buying more
£14.99
Common questions
- Are Burns treats suitable for dogs with sensitive stomachs?
- They are built around a short, named ingredient list, which suits many dogs with sensitivities, but every dog reacts differently. Introduce any new treat in small amounts first and watch how your dog gets on before making it a regular thing.
- Does Giddy Pets stock the whole Burns treats range?
- No, we stock a selection rather than every variant Burns makes. What is shown in the grid above is what we currently have available to order, and that can change as stock does.
- How many treats can I give my dog a day?
- Treats of any kind should stay a small part of a dog's daily food overall, with the rest made up of their complete food. If you are feeding a lot of treats, cut back on their regular meal slightly so their total intake stays about the same rather than simply adding treats on top.
- Do I need to be feeding Burns food to give my dog Burns treats?
- No, the treats are sold and can be fed on their own regardless of what complete food your dog eats day to day. They are simply built on the same limited-ingredient approach as the wider Burns range, which is why the two are often bought together.
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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.