The Best Snacks for Your Dog

This entirely depends on the preferences and needs of your dog. Small snacks like our Softies or tidbits are ideal for training - they are quickly consumed and particularly aromatic. Chew snacks and chew sticks offer long-lasting occupation and can support dental care.

Many dogs do not tolerate grains well or find them difficult to digest. Grain-free snacks are made from easily digestible ingredients and still provide valuable nutrients. This is particularly a good choice for intolerances or sensitive digestion.

The number of snacks your dog is allowed to eat per day depends on various factors - such as their age, weight, activity level, and overall health condition. As a rule of thumb, snacks should not make up more than 10% of your dog's daily calorie intake. To be on the safe side, it's important to follow the feeding recommendations on the packaging of our snacks and adjust the main meals accordingly to avoid overweight. If in doubt, you should always consult your vet.

Of course! Whether on the go or during training, you can also give your dog a few dry food pellets. The important thing is to keep an eye on the quantity. Our Dry Food is particularly low in fat - so you can easily train a few tricks without having to immediately worry about the figure.

Small, soft snacks are suitable for dog training - for example, our "Softies" or "Morsels". They can be consumed quickly and do not interrupt the training flow. Also our Liver Pate or Poultry Pate are perfect: intense in flavor, easy to portion, and super motivating.