Dog Treats

Dog Treats, Training Bites, Biscuits & Chews:

Dog treats in this collection cover everything from small training rewards and everyday biscuits to longer-lasting chews, rawhide treats and meat-based snacks. The range includes well-known pet brands such as Vitapet, Schmackos and Tux, alongside Superior Chunky treats, Mutt Butter and bulk dog chews.

Training Treats & Everyday Rewards:

For training and frequent rewarding, there are smaller treats designed to be easy to offer throughout the day. Schmackos Mini Strapz include chicken and milk training bites, while the wider range includes meat bites, sticks, strips, biscuits and variety packs in different flavours and pack sizes.

Vitapet and Schmackos options feature flavours including chicken, beef, bacon, lamb, rabbit, liver, vegetables and sweet potato. Pack formats range from compact 50g and 60g pouches through to larger 300g, 350g and 400g packs, plus 1.2kg Tux Tasty Bones bags.

Dog Chews, Rawhide & Longer-Lasting Treats:

Dogs that enjoy chewing have a particularly broad choice. The collection includes beef bully chews, beef pizzles, pig snouts, pigs' ears, rawhide bones, rawhide chicken wraps, chewing curls and chicken-paste chew rolls. Some natural chews are also available in larger or bulk quantities, including 1kg loose packs and multi-piece packs.

Treats for Enrichment & Specific Needs:

Not every dog treat in the range is a conventional biscuit or chew. Mutt Butter is a squeezable peanut butter treat designed for use with chew toys and lick pads or as a portable reward.

Selected treats also have more specific formulations. Vitapet Skin & Coat chicken and vegetable treats contain fish and flaxseed oils providing omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids.

Choosing the Right Dog Treat:

Consider how you intend to use the treat. Small bites are practical for repeated training rewards, biscuits and meat strips suit everyday treating, while larger chews provide a different chewing experience. Check the individual ingredients, treat size and feeding guidance, particularly when choosing for smaller dogs, strong chewers or dogs with specific dietary requirements.