Webbox for puppies
Webbox has no product built or labelled specifically for puppies, so rather than pointing you at a named range that does not exist, here is the honest answer: parts of its complete food and treat range can suit a puppy once fully weaned, provided you check the label for life stage suitability on the specific product rather than assuming.
What to check before feeding Webbox to a puppy
Webbox's core range includes complete dry foods, softer treats and long-lasting chews, but 'complete' foods are formulated for different life stages, so check whether a specific product is labelled suitable for puppies, adults, or all life stages before using it as a puppy's main meal — a food built for adult maintenance does not carry the calcium and calorie balance a growing puppy needs.
For treats and chews, the main things to check for a puppy are size and hardness — a treat sized for an adult dog, or a very hard long-lasting chew, may not suit a puppy's smaller mouth and developing teeth. Softer treats, broken into smaller pieces if needed, are generally the safer choice for training and rewarding a young puppy.
How to use the range sensibly for a puppy
If you want to use Webbox treats for puppy training, choose the softer, smaller options in the range and treat them as an addition to a proper puppy-specific complete food, not a substitute for one, since treats alone — however good the brand — are not formulated to meet a growing puppy's full nutritional needs.
Introduce any new treat gradually and in small amounts, watching how your puppy's stomach handles it, since a young digestive system reacts more visibly to new foods than an adult dog's does.
For this need
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
Webbox Chomp Chew Beef
An everyday 200G beef chew, with beef specifically named at 15% of the recipe
£1.30
Webbox Large Dog Stick Chicken
Webbox large chicken dog sticks, five treats for dogs and puppies from 12 weeks
£1.30
Webbox Dogs Delight Chicken Sticks
6PK Webbox Dogs Delight Chicken Sticks: complementary dog food or treat with composition and analysis made clear
£1.30
Webbox Dogs Delight Beef Sticks
6PK Webbox Dogs Delight Beef Sticks: complementary dog food or treat with composition and analysis made clear
£1.30
Webbox Large Dog Tasty Sticks Beef
Webbox large beef dog sticks, five complementary treats for puppies from 12 weeks
£1.30
Pedigree Tasty Minis Puppy Treats Chewy Cubes with Chicken
Soft chewy puppy training treats with 13% chicken and added calcium, 125g
£2.25
Forthglade Complete Puppy Chicken with Liver Grain Free — 18 x 395g Trays
Sold as a case: 18 x 395g trays. A complete grain-free wet food for puppies, built on 71% chicken and 4% chicken liver
£35.89
Bakers Puppy Superfoods Chicken with Vegetables
Bakers Puppy Chicken & Vegetables dry dog food, 12.5kg, complete food for puppies from 6 weeks to 24 months
£39.15
Harringtons Puppy Turkey & Rice
Complete turkey puppy food with 30% protein and feeding bands by adult weight
£6.49
Common questions
- Does Webbox make puppy food?
- There is no Webbox food labelled specifically for puppies. Its complete foods are aimed at general or adult use, so a puppy-specific complete food from another brand is generally the safer main meal choice for a growing puppy.
- Can puppies have Webbox treats?
- Softer, smaller treats from the range can generally be given to a weaned puppy in small amounts, but check size and hardness against your puppy's age and jaw, and always introduce anything new gradually.
- Are Webbox chews safe for puppies?
- Some of the longer-lasting, harder chews in the range are better suited to adult dogs. Choose softer options for a young puppy and supervise any new chew, removing it if your puppy seems to be struggling with it.
- What should a puppy's main food actually be?
- A complete food specifically labelled as suitable for puppies, formulated with the calcium, phosphorus and calorie balance a growing dog needs. Treats, from Webbox or any brand, should only ever be a small addition alongside that, not the main diet.
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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.