My dog loves chicken treats, but I'm looking for healthier options.
I noticed Charwaha carries brands like:
Gnawlers
JerHigh
Drools
Pedigree
Chip Chops
Website:
https://charwaha.com/
Which brand would you recommend for training?
What Are Your Favorite Dog Treat Brands?
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Patryckab
I would definitely check the ingredients list. Generally, the shorter it is and the higher the "meat content", the better. It’s worth avoiding grains and artificial additives. I’ve had good results with high-quality natural food brands because they have a simple composition and are much easier to digest.
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Provetojuniorconseil
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Hi,
For training sessions, the most important thing is to choose small, high-value treats that are easy to chew, so you can give them out frequently without adding too many calories. Remember to factor them into their daily food allowance if you're giving them in large quantities. If your dog has a sensitive stomach or any specific needs, don't hesitate to ask your vet for advice on the most suitable treats.
Best wishes,
Victoire
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Edalka
I make my own treats for him; I buy offal or hearts from a raw pet food supplier and give them a quick dry in the oven. They come out like little crunchy bites but without any of the chemicals or preservatives. He seems to enjoy them much more than the shop-bought treats that are full of artificial additives. The meat is fresh and frozen with nothing else added, so I’ve got peace of mind giving them to my dog every day. The price is also very reasonable when you buy a larger batch in bulk.
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