Which of the following is a Great Dog Treat for a Pug?

Pawrulz
Pawrulz

I am confused about which Dog Treat I should buy for my dog.

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  • walteralisha8
    walteralisha8

    A great dog treat for a Pug should be healthy, easy to chew, and low in calories since Pugs are prone to weight gain. Here are a few options:

    1. Yak Chews – Long-lasting and natural, perfect for keeping your Pug occupied.
    2. Soft Chew Treats – Ideal for their small mouths and sensitive teeth.
    3. Vegetable-Based Treats – Low-calorie and great for weight management.
    4. Dental Chews – Helps with oral hygiene while providing a tasty treat.

    Just make sure to monitor portion sizes to keep your Pug in shape!

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    Barkbuddybox
    Barkbuddybox

    When choosing treats for a pug, consider their specific needs. Opt for low-calorie treats to prevent obesity, and choose soft options that are easy to chew. Natural treats without artificial additives are best. Vegetable-based treats like carrots and sweet potatoes are healthy choices, as are lean protein treats like small pieces of cooked chicken or turkey.

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    marko22
    marko22

    I don't give my dog treats either

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    emma_s
    emma_s

    Hello! I don’t have a pug, but a Labrador, but still))
    I give natural chewy treats and snacks and teeth are fine and grain free treats. My dog also loves dried pig ears.

     but keep in mind that treats should not exceed 10% of your dog's total daily caloric intake.

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    jbsmith
    jbsmith

    You can literally use anything as a treat as long as you dog wants it. My dog would ignore the last few bits of kibble in her bowl but if I use those as a treat for training, she goes nuts of them.

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    jbsmith
    jbsmith

    Choosing dog treats can be a bit overwhelming, but remember, it's all about what your dog enjoys and what suits their dietary needs. Start by considering your dog's size and any allergies or sensitivities they may have. You can also ask your vet for recommendations. In the end, it's all about finding something your furry friend loves and that's good for them.

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    Nelscop
    Nelscop

    Hi 
    Have you heard about CBD treats for dogs? Well, It's a good product that you can feed your dogs anytime you want and It even has properties that can help calm your dogs down.

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    Anawilliam850
    Anawilliam850

    Hi! I don't know much about dog treats, because I don't give mine

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