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Review every ingredient and avoid anything your dog is known to be sensitive to. Product pages should provide the exact ingredient information supplied for each treat.
SOMETHING WORTH SITTING FOR
Thoughtful treats for little appetites.
From tiny training rewards to satisfyingly chewy favourites, this collection brings together treats chosen with smaller companions in mind. Explore freeze-dried, dehydrated, soft and crunchy options, then review the ingredients, texture and feeding directions to find the right match for your pup. Treats are best enjoyed in thoughtful portions alongside a complete, balanced diet—and, of course, the occasional very good sit.
PICK THEIR NEXT FAVOURITE
Choose by ingredient, texture and occasion.
Match the texture
Small or soft pieces can work well for frequent training rewards, while chewier pieces may suit an occasional longer-lasting treat. Always select an appropriate size for your dog.
Keep portions thoughtful
Follow the feeding directions and account for treats as part of your dog’s daily intake. Supervise treat time and provide fresh water.
HELPFUL TO KNOW
Treat questions, answered.
Which treats are best for training?
Look for small, easy-to-portion pieces that your dog enjoys and can eat without interrupting the training session. Softer treats or treats that can be broken into smaller pieces are often convenient.
Are freeze-dried and dehydrated treats the same?
They use different moisture-removal processes and can have different textures. Review the individual product’s ingredients, feeding directions and storage instructions before choosing.
How many treats should I give my small dog?
Follow the feeding directions on the package and consider your dog’s size, diet and activity. If your dog has a health condition or dietary restriction, ask your veterinarian for individualized guidance.