Feelwells dog treats
Feelwells is a UK dog treat brand built around small, training-sized pieces, with several recipes marketed as grain-free or made for sensitive stomachs. We stock a selection of the range, from everyday crunchy treats to a grain-free training option and a treat aimed at settling a dog before bed. The brand is a common sight in the everyday treat aisle at pet shops and cash-strapped-friendly retailers across the UK.
What Feelwells make
Feelwells sits in the everyday treat aisle rather than the premium end, and the range leans towards small, low-mess pieces meant to be given often — training sessions, rewards through the day, or a treat before bed — rather than a single large chew meant to last. Several recipes are made without grain, which some owners look for if their dog has a known sensitivity, though it is not a guarantee against every reaction. This positions Feelwells as a sensible everyday choice rather than a special-occasion brand, which suits owners who go through treats quickly during regular training and daily rewarding.
The range also includes crunchy biscuit-style treats in fish and meat flavours, aimed more at general everyday rewarding than at training specifically, alongside the smaller, softer pieces built for repeated use during a session, giving owners a mix of styles to suit different moments in the day.
What we stock, and who it suits
Our range includes crunchy treats in fish and meat flavours, training-sized liver treats, a grain-free training option, and a treat marketed to support settling before bed. What is available reflects what we currently have in stock rather than the brand's entire catalogue, so it is worth checking what is on offer if you are after a specific recipe.
This suits owners after an everyday, budget-friendly treat brand for regular use rather than an occasional premium chew — the smaller, training-sized pieces in particular work well for anyone doing frequent short training sessions where a large treat would be too much food too often, and the variety of flavours helps keep a dog interested through a longer session.
The range
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
Feelwells Training Treats Grain Free
Grain-free chicken and potato training treats for dogs, confirmed no grain
£3.29
Feelwells Goodnight Dog Treats
Evening dog treats with duck, oat flour and traditionally calming botanicals
£3.29
Feelwells Training Treat Liver
Liver training treats for dogs and puppies from 10 weeks, wheat-free, oven baked
£3.29
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
Hatchwell Advent Calendar for Dogs
A carob advent calendar for dogs, breakable into 4 pieces, made in GB
£3.00
Common questions
- Are Feelwells treats grain-free?
- Some of the range is, including a dedicated grain-free training treat, while other recipes are not. Check the specific product if grain-free matters for your dog, since not every Feelwells treat carries that label.
- Are Feelwells treats good for training?
- The smaller pieces in the range, such as the liver and grain-free training treats, are sized for frequent rewarding during training sessions, which is generally what makes a treat useful for the job rather than a large chew meant to last.
- Does Giddy Pets stock the full Feelwells range?
- No, we stock a selection rather than every product Feelwells makes. What is shown in the grid above reflects what is currently available to order, and that changes as stock does.
- How many treats should I give my dog a day?
- Treats of any brand should stay a small part of a dog's daily food intake, generally no more than around ten percent, to avoid unbalancing their main diet or contributing to weight gain. Adjust their regular meals down slightly on days with a lot of training treats.
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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.