Is your furry friend getting a little chubby? Maybe they’re not as active as they used to be. Or they’re just feeling bored. Whatever the case, there are some easy ways to get them back on track – and it all starts with their diet and healthy dog treats.
We all realise that what we eat directly impacts our health, and the same goes for dogs. To stay fit and healthy, our dogs need a balanced diet too. But that doesn’t mean they can’t enjoy a treat now and then!
Keeping your dog happy and healthy doesn’t have to be complicated. In fact, we at Natural Treats offer plenty of natural dog treats that are delicious and nutritious.
Here are a few top choices from our healthy snack boxes:
Pig Ears For Dogs
Our large pig ears for dogs are packed with all-natural ingredients and are free from artificial flavours, colours, and preservatives. They’re also low in fat and a great source of protein. Look no further than pig ears if you’re looking for a healthy dog treat that your pooch will love!
They’re also great for teething puppies since they’re nice and chewy. Pig ears can plaque away at those pesky baby teeth and help to soothe sore gums. You don’t have to worry about tartar build-up since they’re fully digestible.
Pig ears are also a fantastic source of collagen, which is great for joint health. So, if your senior dog is starting to show signs of arthritis or joint pain, pig ears could be a great way to help them out.
Rabbit Ears For Dogs
Some dogs are a little bit fussy when it comes to treats, but most pups go crazy for rabbit ears! They’re another all-natural and healthy dog treat.
Like pig ears, rabbit ears are low in fat and high in protein. They’re also a fantastic source of essential vitamins and minerals, including zinc, potassium, and magnesium. Rabbit ears are great for dogs who might be overweight since they’re low in calories.
If you’ve got a pup with a sensitive stomach, rabbit ears could be a great option for you. They’re easy to digest and are unlikely to cause any tummy troubles.
Chicken Necks
Did someone say chicken? Most dogs go crazy for that stuff, and with good reason! Chicken is a great source of lean protein, essential for maintaining a healthy weight. It’s high in vitamins and minerals, including phosphorus, selenium, and niacin.
Chicken necks are an excellent option for smaller breeds since they’re the perfect size for little mouths. They’re also good for senior dogs since they’re easy to chew and digest.
Our dried chicken necks are perfectly healthy dog treat for dogs who love a good crunch without odour, greasiness, additives, and mess.
Duck Necks
Our eight-inch long duck necks are perfect for dogs who love to gnaw without the head, crop and skin.
They’re flavoursome and make a great alternative to rawhide chews since they’re much healthier. Duck necks are an excellent source of vitamin B6 and B12 and niacin and phosphorus. So, if your dog’s immunity needs a little boost, duck necks could be a great way to help out.
They’re also an exceptional source of omega fatty acids, great for maintaining a healthy coat and skin. If your dog is prone to dry, itchy skin, duck necks will help keep their coat looking and feeling its best.
Beef Tails
Chew, chew, chew… that’s what tails are for, right? Our beef tails are the perfect choice for dogs who love to chew. They’re made from 100% grass-fed beef and are free from artificial flavours and preservatives.
Beef tails promote jaw health and are fantastic for cleaning teeth since they’re nice and chewy. They’re rich in vitamins and minerals, including zinc, iron, and selenium. So, not only are they good for your dog’s teeth and gums, but they’re also great for their overall health.
Low-fat content is another reason to love beef tails since they won’t contribute to weight gain. If you’re looking for a healthy, delectable, odourless dog treat, beef tails are the way to go.
Hooves For Dogs
The strength and hardness of hooves make them the perfect chew treat for powerful jaws. They’re also a fantastic way to keep teeth clean and healthy since they scrape away at plaque and tartar.
Hooves are an excellent source of minerals, including calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium. So, if your dog lacks these essential nutrients, hooves could be a great way to top up their levels.
They’re also rich in collagen, which is fantastic for joint health. If your dog is starting to show signs of arthritis, hooves could help to ease their pain and improve mobility.
No dyes or aromas, only 1.7% fat – our natural hooves are the perfect choice for health-conscious dog owners looking for healthy dog treats.
Beef Trachea
We don’t believe in boring, repetitive treats around here, which is why our beef trachea is such a hit with dogs.
The beef trachea is perfect for joint health as it is a natural source of glucosamine and chondroitin. It also makes a good source of protein and essential vitamins and minerals.
As well as being delicious, the beef trachea is also a great way to keep your dog’s teeth clean and healthy. The rugged, chewy texture helps to remove plaque and tartar build-up.
From 7cm up to 15cm long, our beef trachea is perfect for all kinds of dogs.
Healthy Dog Treats
So, there you have it! Some of our favourite healthy dog treats that will keep your pooch happy and fit. If you’re looking for more all-natural and healthy dog treats, check out our shop and pick from one of our best selling snack boxes for dogs.
We at Natural Treats have found our way with dogs over the years; we know how to make healthy snacks your dog will love. We provide a comprehensive range of snack boxes for your tiny or old friend at an accessible price, so you can spoil them both!
Whether you want to pick a Tough Box or a Small Dog Box, your furry buddy is in for a treat with all-natural, hand-selected snacks.
We offer a few more types of boxes, each in three different sizes. Our boxes are tailored to your dog’s specific needs – whether they’re a fussy eater, a senior dog, or have allergies.
You can also customise your box to include only the treats your dog loves. So, what’s stopping you from bringing that wide grin to your pup’s face today?
