Nature's Menu dog treats
Nature's Menu is a UK brand best known for raw and natural dog food, and its treats range carries that same approach into single-ingredient, freeze-dried options rather than baked biscuits. We stock a selection from the treats range, including the Natures Menu Raw Freeze Dried Bites Turkey, alongside the wider natural treats on the shelf.
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What makes the treats range different
Freeze-drying removes moisture from raw meat without cooking it, which keeps the treat close to its raw state while making it shelf-stable and easy to carry in a pocket for training, unlike a genuinely raw treat that needs refrigeration.
Because the range is built on named single proteins like turkey, a treat from this range works well for owners trying to identify or avoid a specific ingredient sensitivity in their dog, in the same way a single-protein main food would.
Who this range suits
Owners already feeding a raw or natural diet often prefer treats that match that approach rather than switching to a processed biscuit for training rewards, and freeze-dried bites are small enough to break down further for high-repetition training sessions.
As with any rich, meat-based treat, portion it against your dog's daily food rather than adding it on top without adjustment, particularly for a smaller dog where a handful of treats is a larger share of the day's calories than it looks.
Storing freeze-dried treats
Keep the resealable bag properly closed between uses, since freeze-dried treats can reabsorb moisture from the air over time and lose some of their shelf-stable texture if left open. A cool, dry cupboard suits them better than anywhere damp or near a heat source.
Once your dog has tried a treat from this range and tolerated it well, it is a convenient, low-mess option to carry loose in a pocket for walks or training, without the crumbs a baked biscuit can leave behind.
This range
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.

Natures Menu Meaty Treats Chicken & Pork
Natures Menu Meaty Treats Chicken & Pork: 50g bag, with composition and analysis stated
£1.99

Natures Menu Meaty Treats Beef & Pork
Natures Menu Meaty Treats Beef & Pork: complementary dog treat with beef, pork
£1.99

Natures Menu Meaty Treats Lamb, Chicken & Pork
Natures Menu Meaty Treats Lamb, Chicken & Pork: 50g bag, with composition and analysis stated
£1.99

Natures Menu Meaty Treats Puppy Chicken & Pork
Natures Menu Meaty Treats Puppy Chicken & Pork: 50g bag, with composition and analysis stated
£1.99

Natures Menu Natural Raw Turkey Necks
500G complementary food or treat for dogs, with composition and analysis stated clearly
£3.99

Natures Menu Functional Freeze Dried Digestion
Complementary 40G freeze-dried turkey snacks with pumpkin seed and inulin
£2.99

Natures Menu Natural Raw Beef Ribs
SGL complementary food or treat for dogs, with composition and analysis stated clearly
£3.99

Natures Menu Raw Freeze Dried Bites Turkey
Complementary 15G freeze-dried bites made from 100% turkey for dogs
£0.99

Natures Menu Natural Raw Poultry Heart Chunks
1KG complementary food or treat for dogs, with composition and analysis stated clearly
£6.99

Natures Menu Natural Raw Beef Chunks
1KG complementary food or treat for dogs, with composition and analysis stated clearly
£7.99

Natures Menu Natural Raw Marrowbone
Single frozen beef marrowbone for experienced raw feeders aged 10+ months
£4.99

Natures Menu Raw Freeze Dried Bites Lamb
Complementary 15G freeze-dried bites made from 100% lamb for dogs
£0.99
Common questions
- Are freeze-dried treats the same as raw treats?
- They start from the same raw meat, but freeze-drying removes the moisture so the treat becomes shelf-stable and does not need refrigeration, unlike a genuinely raw treat. Nutritionally it stays close to raw, just without the handling and storage that raw meat needs.
- Can I use Nature's Menu treats for training?
- Yes, freeze-dried bites are popular for training precisely because they are small, low-mess and easy to carry, and many dogs find the strong natural smell more motivating than a processed biscuit. Break larger pieces down further for high-repetition sessions to keep portions small.
- Do Nature's Menu treats need to be kept in the fridge?
- No, freeze-dried treats are shelf-stable once the packet is properly resealed, which is one of the main advantages over a raw treat. Check the specific packaging for storage guidance once opened, since this can vary slightly between products in the range.
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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.