Puppy Treats
Puppies earn a lot of rewards in a day, so their treats need to be tiny, quick to eat and appropriate for growing teeth. A pea-sized piece is usually plenty.
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12 products
Pedigree Tasty Minis Puppy Treats Chewy Cubes with Chicken
Soft chewy puppy training treats with 13% chicken and added calcium, 125g
£2.25
Pooch & Mutt Puppy Bite Size Beef Jerky
Bite-size beef jerky training treats for puppies, scaled by dog size
£3.99
Wagg Puppy Treats
Puppy Treats in a 120G pack, with 23.2% protein and 7% fat and full label detail
£1.49
Pedigree Puppy Denta Tubos
3PK Pedigree Puppy Denta Tubos: complementary dog food or treat with composition and analysis made clear
£1.39
The Innocent Hound Puppy Training Treat Lamb
Air-dried 80% British lamb training treats for puppies, in a 70g bag
£5.50
Whimzees Puppy
Softer dental chews for puppies over three months old, grain free and gluten free
£7.99
Lily's Kitchen Puppy Treats Chicken&Salmon
Chewy puppy treats with 66% chicken and 20% salmon in a 70G bag
£3.69
Pointer Puppy Love 3/2
A 400G mix of small bone biscuits and marrowbone rolls, sized for puppies and small dogs
£3.45
Coachi Puppy Training Treats Chicken
Grain-free chicken training treats for puppies, with prebiotics for digestive support
£2.99
Vetiq Healthy Treats Nutri-Booster Puppy
Nutrient-boosting treats for puppies, from 4 weeks old, with added calcium and phosphorus
£2.38
Pointer Puppy Love Biscuit
A 10kg box of puppy-sized bone biscuits and marrowbone rolls, for puppies and small dogs
£62.00
Natures Menu Meaty Treats Puppy Chicken & Pork
Natures Menu Meaty Treats Puppy Chicken & Pork: 50g bag, with composition and analysis stated
£1.99
Choose a puppy treat by job
| Job | Choose | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Toilet and name training | Tiny soft puppy treats | You will reward often, so each piece should disappear quickly. |
| Puppy class or recall | High-value soft meat treats | A stronger reward helps the puppy choose you over a busy room. |
| Teething and settling | An age-appropriate chew | Longer chewing can soothe gums, but hardness and size must suit puppy teeth. |
Check the minimum age on the pack
“Dog treat” does not automatically mean “puppy treat.” Recipes made for puppies state a minimum age and use a size and texture suited to younger mouths. We keep the pack guidance on each product page so you can check before ordering.
Hard adult chews can be too much for changing teeth. If a chew cannot be marked with a thumbnail, supervise closely and follow the maker’s age guidance.
Reward often without accidentally adding a meal
Cut or tear treats into very small pieces and use part of the puppy’s measured food allowance for easy repetitions. The puppy learns from the timing and frequency, not from the size of each reward.
Everything here is chosen to be genuinely useful in everyday life with your pet — quality-checked, fairly priced and shipped tracked across the UK. For any health concern, your vet is always the best first port of call.
Common questions
What age can a puppy have treats?
Use the minimum age printed by the manufacturer. Many soft puppy treats are suitable from eight weeks, but the individual pack is the authority.
How many treats can a puppy have?
Keep extras to roughly ten percent of daily calories and make each reward tiny. Use measured kibble for some easy training to avoid overfeeding.
Are adult dental chews suitable for puppies?
Only when the pack says so. Adult chews may be too hard, too large or nutritionally inappropriate for young dogs.
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