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Dog Treats

Dog treats serve several useful purposes. They help satisfy your dog's need to chew and are an indispensable part of training, especially for food-motivated pups. Crunchy dog biscuits and smaller treats can be given as training treats or everyday snacks to strengthen the bond between you and your pet. Long-lasting treats are great for special occasions. They can help reduce stress as your dog chews or keep her occupied when guests visit.

Every pup loves good natural dog bones or bully sticks, and naturally shed antlers for dogs will keep your dogs chewing happily for hours. The Pets Club also contains a wide range of treats, including dental chews, soft treats, jerky, freeze-dried, prescription, and dehydrated treats.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Dog Treats

Q: Are all dog treats safe for all dogs ?

A: No, not all dog treats are safe for all dogs. Certain ingredients may be harmful to dogs with food allergies or sensitivities. Always read the label and consult with a veterinarian before introducing a new treat to your dog's diet.

Q: What are the best dog treats?

A: The best dog treats fit your dog's habits, size, and particular needs, so consider the many options before choosing. Dogs that wolf down treats may benefit from longer-lasting chews, while those with special dietary needs should get treats made with allergies and intolerances in mind.

Q: What are the healthiest dog treats?

A: Healthy dog treats will have a balanced nutritional profile and fewer fillers or empty calories. Brands like Ziwipeak, Great Jacks Oven Baked Treats, and Zuke's are pet parent favorites for healthy treats,

Q: What are dog treats made of?

A: Dog treats can be made of various ingredients such as meat, grain, vegetables, and fruits. Some popular ingredients include chicken, beef, peanut butter, and sweet potatoes.

Q: Can I use dog treats as a meal replacement ?

A: No, dog treats should not be used as a meal replacement. They are meant to be used as a supplement to a well-balanced diet and should only make up 10% or less of your dog's daily calorie intake.

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