Dog Treats
Training rewards, dental sticks, natural chews and biscuits, from pea-sized treats for recall work to long-lasting chews that buy you a quiet evening.
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824 products
Nutriment Freeze Dried Raw Treats Chicken
Freeze-dried raw chicken treats for dogs, cupboard-stable with no freezer needed
£2.99
Chicken-Wrapped Milk Stick Dog Treats
Chewy dog treats of soft milk sticks wrapped in real chicken or duck for tasty, protein-rich rewarding.
From£12.99
Tiny Friends Farm Danny Dog Doggy Donuts Chicken
200G chicken doughnut dog biscuits with composition and analysis stated
£1.59
Lick Mat Boredom Buster
Three LickiMats in different textures and a jar of peanut butter to spread on them.
£24.99
Christmas Rosewood Nutcracker Treat
Christmas Rosewood Nutcracker Treat is listed in our pet treat or chew range for dogs. The page brings together the available option labels and the product facts that can be checke
£1.25
Supernature Plaque Crackerz Dental Bites for Dogs
Hand-baked dental bites with seaweed, mint and charcoal, for dogs over 8 weeks
£5.99
Vitakraft Beef Stick with Beef
A single smoked beef stick for dogs, individually foil-wrapped, fed by bodyweight
£1.05
Advent & Treats Set
A dog advent calendar, Christmas chicken twisters and a highland cow plush to open on the day.
£14.49
Skinner's Field & Trial Dental and Digestive Treats
Dental and digestive treats for dogs, with charcoal, peppermint and chicory
£2.29
Bonio Meaty Chip Bitesize
400G BONIO Meaty Chip Bitesize: complementary dog food or treat with composition and analysis stated clearly
£2.15
Pawtato Low Fat Gluten Free Ocean Treats Medium
Plant-based dog treats, free from meat, egg, wheat, grain and dairy
£3.99
Filled Bone Four-Flavour Pack
Four meat-filled bones in chicken, lamb & rice, meat and peanut butter.
£8.49
Hollings Filled Hooves
Hollings Filled Hooves: single filled hoof, with declared composition and analysis
£1.89
Wagg Training Treats Chicken & Beef
125G Wagg Training Treats Chicken & Beef: complementary dog food or treat with composition and analysis made clear
£1.49
Bestpets Hide Knuckle 10"
A single 10-inch rawhide knuckle bone chew for dogs, sold individually
£5.89
Wagg Train Treats Chicken & Cheese
Train Treats Chicken & Cheese in a 125G pack, with 24% protein and 9% fat
£1.49
Natural Chew Sampler
Bull pizzles, a deer antler and a tub of dried sprats: a natural chew for every mood.
£26.49
Pooch & Mutt Meaty Health & Digestion Salmon
A grain-free salmon dog treat with fennel and seaweed included, 36% salmon protein
£3.99
Wagg Tasties Treat Bones Chicken
Oven-baked chicken treat bones from Wagg's own bakery, for everyday training
£1.49
Natural Chew Variety Box
A filled buffalo bone, two filled hooves, a braided buffalo pizzle and a hide knuckle: long-lasting chews to rotate.
£10.49
Naw Buffalo Braided Pizzle 6"
A single 6-inch braided buffalo pizzle chew for dogs, sold individually
£2.91
Wagg Steak Pie & Gravy Treats
Steak Pie & Gravy Treats in a 125G pack, with 25% protein and 8% fat
£1.49
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About dog treats
Decide the job first. Training needs small, soft, strongly flavoured pieces you can hand out many times in a session, such as Lily's Kitchen training treats or Pedigree Tasty Minis. Chews are for quieter moments, while biscuits and bones make everyday snacks. Break larger treats into small pieces so the reward stays small and your dog stays keen to work.
Natural chews such as Paddock Farm and Naw beef tails, pig snouts or Bestpets hide cigars last longer, but they vary in hardness and size. Match the chew to your dog's jaw and chewing style, take it away once it is small enough to swallow, and stay nearby. Dental sticks and joint chews suit regular use, and puppies are better with softer, puppy-labelled options.
Check ingredients if your dog has sensitivities. Single-protein treats and grain free options from brands like Forthglade and Pointer make it easier to avoid triggers. Treats count towards the daily food allowance, so trim meals slightly when you give plenty. Keep fresh water down, particularly with dry chews, and ask your vet before adding treats to a medical or prescription diet.
Common questions
When should I take a chew away from my dog?
Remove it once it is small enough to be swallowed whole or has splintered into sharp pieces. Supervise every chew, particularly with a new type, and choose a size larger than your dog's mouth can comfortably fit around rather than one they could gulp.
Can puppies have treats?
Yes, but pick treats labelled for puppies, as they are softer and sized for small mouths. Keep portions tiny, count them within the day's food, and avoid hard chews until your vet is happy that adult teeth have come through.
What is the difference between a dental stick and a normal treat?
Dental sticks and chews are shaped and textured to encourage chewing, which helps with plaque and tartar alongside regular care. They still add calories, so follow the feeding guide for your dog's weight, and they do not replace brushing or a vet dental check.
Are dried natural chews safe?
Many dogs enjoy them, but safety depends on size, hardness and supervision. Buy a size suited to your dog, avoid giving them to dogs that gulp, and throw away small leftover pieces. If your dog has had stomach upsets with chews, ask your vet for advice.
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