FAQ

The healthiest things you can give a dog are treats made from high-quality, natural ingredients such as single-source animal proteins, freeze-dried meats, and certain fruits or vegetables like carrots, pumpkin, or apples—in moderation.

The safest dog treats are made from high-quality, minimally processed real ingredients, free from artificial additives, and tailored to your dog’s dietary needs.

The healthiest thing you can give a dog is a treat made from high-quality, real ingredients like freeze-dried meats or lean cooked poultry, free from artificial additives and matched to their dietary needs.

The safest dog treats are made with real, high-quality ingredients, minimal processing, and no artificial additives or fillers, and may include freeze-dried meats, limited-ingredient chews, or hypoallergenic options.

The healthiest thing you can give a dog is a minimally processed treat made from high-quality, real ingredients like lean meat, vegetables, or single-ingredient freeze-dried organ meats without artificial additives.

The safest dog treats are made with real, high-quality ingredients, are minimally processed, free from artificial additives, and include options like single-ingredient freeze-dried meats, natural chews, and limited-ingredient formulas suitable for sensitive dogs.

Blue Buffalo dog treats are considered healthy when chosen from their natural, limited-ingredient, and grain-free lines, focusing on real meats and no artificial additives.

The 90/10 rule for dogs means that treats should make up no more than 10% of a dog's daily caloric intake, with 90% coming from a balanced diet.

The best vet-recommended dog treats are made from real, high-quality ingredients, are minimally processed, free from artificial additives, and tailored to your dog’s specific dietary needs.

Healthy treats for dogs include minimally processed, high-quality options like freeze-dried meats, single-ingredient chews, and certain fruits or vegetables.