FAQ
What are freeze dried dog treats?
Freeze dried dog treats are made by removing moisture from high-quality raw ingredients while keeping the natural structure, taste, and nutrients intact. Unlike baked treats, the process preserves proteins and vitamins, making them a healthy, shelf-stable option. Dogs often find the texture and aroma especially enticing, which is why they work so well for puppy training or rewarding positive behaviour.
Why do dogs love freeze dried treats so much?
Dogs have incredible noses, and the natural aroma of freeze dried treats is irresistible. The Chicken Breast is the best-selling flavour of our range. Unlike standard kibble, the smell and flavour really grab their attention, which makes them perfect for training, redirecting behaviour, or just a little snack that feels special.
Are freeze dried treats safe for all dogs?
Most dogs can enjoy them safely, but portion size matters. Because they’re concentrated, a few pieces go a long way. We recommend breaking the Necks, Sardines, Bellies and Tenders into smaller portions before serving them to breeds like a chihuahua or beagle. They are hypoallergenic and grain free making them ideal for dogs with sensitive stomachs or dietary restrictions, due to being made from a single ingredient.
How can I use them for training?
Break them into tiny, pea-sized pieces or use the Chicken Training Treats specifically. Use them to reward positive behaviour or during short training sessions. The strong aroma motivates dogs to focus and follow commands. Plus, it makes learning fun for both of you.
Do freeze dried treats spoil easily?
They generally have a 12-18 month shelf life within their packaging. Keep them in a cool, dry place and reseal the bag once opened. If stored correctly, they should last up to 30 days. Moisture is their only enemy, so avoid leaving them out in humid conditions. Each packet has a best before date printed on the back side of the packaging above the seal.
What should I look for if my dog has sensitivities?
Start with single-protein options like our Lamb Hearts or Kangaroo Liver. These make it easier to identify what your dog responds well to and avoid ingredients that might cause issues. If your dog has had reactions before, keeping things simple and grain free is usually the safest approach.
