Woolf
Woolf makes natural, single-ingredient dog treats and chews — chicken, duck, lamb and fish, dried and soft. Here's what the range covers and who it suits. Knowing the difference between the two formats before you buy saves picking a chew your own dog is unlikely to get on with.
Who Woolf are
Woolf is a natural dog treat and chew brand built around single-ingredient recipes — dried meat chunkies, soft fillets and cubes, and jerky-style bars, each named for one protein rather than a blended recipe. Chicken, duck, lamb, rabbit, deer, goat and fish all appear across the range in different formats, which suits owners who like to know exactly what is in a treat at a glance.
The soft fillet and soft cube formats are aimed at dogs who struggle with a harder dried chew — older dogs, smaller breeds, or dogs with fewer teeth — while the drier chunkies and jerky bars suit dogs who enjoy something to chew on for longer.
What we stock, and who it suits
Our range includes Woolf's chicken, duck, lamb, rabbit and fish options across both the soft and drier formats, giving a reasonable spread for dogs with different chewing abilities or a specific protein preference for sensitivity reasons. We stock a selection from the wider Woolf range rather than everything the brand makes, and what shows in the grid above is what we currently have available to order.
This is a good fit for owners wanting a simple, recognisable ingredient list on a treat rather than a long formulation, and for dogs on a limited-ingredient diet who need to avoid one protein but can still enjoy plenty of others.
Choosing between the dried and soft formats
The drier chunkies and jerky-style bars suit dogs with a strong, healthy bite who enjoy something to work at for a few minutes, and they tend to last a bit longer per piece than the softer options. They are less suitable for a dog with dental sensitivity or a smaller, more delicate jaw.
The soft fillets and soft cubes are easier for an older dog, a smaller breed, or a dog recovering from dental work to manage, while still offering the same single-ingredient appeal as the drier formats. Neither format is objectively better — the right choice comes down to your own dog's chewing ability and preference.
The range
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
Woolf Soft Cubes Beef
Semi-moist beef treat cubes for dogs and puppies, gluten-free, single protein source
£4.29
Woolf Soft Lamb Fillet
A soft single-protein lamb treat for dogs, precisely detailed down to 0.1%
£3.99
Woolf Soft Cubes Mediterranean Fish
Semi-moist fish treat cubes for dogs and puppies, gluten-free, single protein source
£4.29
Woolf Soft Duck Fillet
94% duck soft fillet treats for dogs, an easier chew than a firm bar, 100g
£3.99
Woolf Salmon Chunkies
A near single-protein salmon treat for dogs, keep refrigerated once opened
£3.99
Woolf Rabbit Chunkies
A near single-protein rabbit treat for dogs, keep refrigerated once opened
£3.99
Woolf Chicken Jerky Bars
94% chicken jerky bars for dogs, high in protein, fridge storage once opened
£3.99
Woolf Chicken Fillet
A 94% chicken treat, the highest-protein recipe in Woolf's range stocked here
£3.99
Common questions
- Are Woolf treats single-ingredient?
- Most of the range is built around one named protein per product — chicken, duck, lamb and similar — rather than a mixed recipe, which makes the ingredients list short and easy to check, particularly useful for a dog on a limited-ingredient diet.
- Are Woolf's soft treats suitable for older dogs?
- The soft fillet and soft cube formats are generally easier for a dog with fewer teeth or a gentler bite to manage than the drier chunkies and jerky bars, which makes them a reasonable option to try for an older dog, though every dog's needs differ.
- Does Giddy Pets stock the whole Woolf range?
- No, we stock a selection from the wider range rather than every product Woolf makes. What is shown in the grid above reflects what we currently have available to order, and that can change as stock does.
- Are Woolf treats grain-free?
- As single-ingredient meat, fish or offal treats, most of the Woolf range does not contain grain by nature of what it is made from. Check the specific product's ingredients list to confirm, since formats and formulations can vary.
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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.