Wagg dog treats
Wagg is a widely available UK pet food brand known for straightforward, budget-friendly dog food and treats. We stock a selection of Wagg treats as one of the everyday value ranges on our shelves, alongside the bigger premium names either side of it.
Who Wagg are
Wagg sits at the accessible, everyday end of the dog food and treats market, and it has been a familiar name on UK shop shelves for a long time. The treats range follows the same brief as the rest of the brand: simple, recognisable ingredients at a price that suits everyday training and treating rather than occasional indulgence.
That everyday positioning is a genuine strength if you are training regularly and getting through a lot of treats, or if you simply want a reliable low-cost option to keep in the cupboard alongside a slow feeder or puzzle toy. It is not marketed as a premium or specialist range, and it does not need to be to do its job.
What we stock, and who it suits
Our range includes Wagg's low-fat treats, a lighter option for dogs who get through a lot of treats during training or who are being watched for their weight. We stock a selection from the wider Wagg range rather than the whole catalogue, and what is shown above is what is currently available to order.
This is a brand that tends to suit owners who treat often, whether for training or simply as part of a daily routine, and who want that to be affordable without feeling like a compromise. As with any treat, portion still matters more than the brand name, particularly for a dog watching their weight.
This range
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
Wagg Puppy Treats
Puppy Treats in a 120G pack, with 23.2% protein and 7% fat and full label detail
£1.49
Wagg Low Fat Treats
Low Fat Treats in a 125G pack, with 20% protein and 4% fat and full label detail
£1.49
Wagg Train Treats Chicken & Cheese
Train Treats Chicken & Cheese in a 125G pack, with 24% protein and 9% fat
£1.49
Wagg Training Treats Chicken & Beef
125G Wagg Training Treats Chicken & Beef: complementary dog food or treat with composition and analysis made clear
£1.49
Wagg Sausage & Mash Treats
125G Wagg Sausage & Mash Treats: complementary dog food or treat with composition and analysis made clear
£1.49
Wagg Ham&cheese Treats
125G Wagg Ham&cheese Treats: complementary dog food or treat with composition and analysis made clear
£1.49
Wagg Fish Finger Treats
125G Wagg Fish Finger Treats: complementary dog food or treat with composition and analysis made clear
£1.49
Wagg Bacon Roll Treats
125G Wagg Bacon Roll Treats: complementary dog food or treat with composition and analysis made clear
£1.49
Wagg Steak & Chips Treats
125G Wagg Steak & Chips Treats: complementary dog food or treat with composition and analysis made clear
£1.49
Wagg Steak Pie & Gravy Treats
Steak Pie & Gravy Treats in a 125G pack, with 25% protein and 8% fat
£1.49
Wagg Tasties Treat Bones Chicken
Oven-baked chicken treat bones from Wagg's own bakery, for everyday training
£1.49
Common questions
- Is Wagg a good brand of dog treats?
- Wagg is a widely available, budget-friendly UK brand aimed at everyday treating and training rather than the premium end of the market. Whether it suits your dog comes down to their size, any sensitivities, and how often you are treating, the same as with any brand you choose.
- Are Wagg treats suitable for training?
- Their low-fat treats are a reasonable choice for frequent training sessions, since a lighter treat means you can reward more often without adding as many calories to your dog's day. As with any training treat, keep portions in mind alongside your dog's normal meals.
- Does Giddy Pets stock the full Wagg range?
- No, we stock a selection from the Wagg range rather than every product the brand makes. What is shown in the grid above reflects what we currently have available to order, and that can change as stock does from one week to the next.
- Can I treat my dog every day with Wagg treats?
- Daily treating is fine for most dogs as long as the treats stay a small part of their overall food for the day, so it is worth keeping half an eye on the total rather than treating without thinking about it. If your dog is overweight or on a restricted diet, check with your vet first.
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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.