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All our treats in one place: chews, dried and soft, so you can choose for your dog.



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Here you will find dog treats grouped by type, and each type has its own pace: some go quickly, others keep a dog busy for a long time. Below is how to choose by how hard your dog chews, by size and by what the treat is for.

Choose by how hard your dog chews

Choose by size

Every product page tells you the size and the size of dog it is made for. A piece that matches the dog's size cannot be swallowed whole. Antlers and cheese chews run from S, for small dogs, up to XXL, for large dogs, and bully sticks from S to L.

Treats for training

Training calls for small pieces you can hand over quickly. Soft treats and biscuits are made from sprat, duck or game and break easily, for dogs of every size. Dried beef lung has an airy texture and tears into small bits.

Dog treats for a sensitive stomach

In Sensitive stomach we gathered treats with a single ingredient or a short list, low in fat: beef lung, trachea and tripe, lamb tripe, rabbit ears, sprat. If your dog has a health condition, ask your vet.

Frequently asked questions

Which treat keeps a dog busy the longest?

Antler and Himalayan cheese are long-lasting chews, while bully sticks and dried hide are for slow gnawing. How long a piece lasts depends on the dog and the size of the piece.

Can I give chew treats to a puppy?

Bully sticks suit all ages. Antler and Himalayan cheese are for adult dogs.

How do I read the ingredient list?

Each product has its list on its page. For single-ingredient treats the list is one line long. More in how we read a treat label.

How do I choose the size?

By your dog's size, which is written on every product. For whole chews, a piece that matches his size cannot be swallowed whole.

What do I do when the piece gets small?

Take the piece away before it can be swallowed whole. Stay close while he chews and keep fresh water within reach.