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Healthy Treats and Toppers
Get ready to explore a fantastic selection of healthy options for rewarding, training, or treating your beloved pet! Say goodbye to those low-quality treats that can harm their health. Your furry friend can indulge in delicious treats while staying on track with a nutritious diet!
Top recommended
healthy treats
All ages

Breeder, Client & Trainer Recommended
Zignature Ziggy Bars make training time more fun! These tasty treats are formulated with the same limited ingredient philosophy as our dry and canned foods and include healthy, wholesome ingredients like pumpkin! You can even break these crunchy biscuits in half to make treat time much more enjoyable for you and your furry friend!
All ages

Trainer & Client Recommended
A LONG LASTING supply of a very versatile product. Can be used as a treat, topper or soft food when you add water. These are great for any purpose; training, meal topper, rewards, or a general healthy treat. Stella & Chewy's are known for their healthy, quality products.
All ages

Client, Breeder and Vet Recommended
These Horns are a healthy choice when it comes to dental hygiene for an active chewer or active dog\puppy in general. We like to use these for down time, lounging, or alone time. Puppies thru dogs of all ages enjoy chewing on these.
Purpose
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Power Chewing
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Dental Hygiene
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Teething
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Simulation
All ages

Breeder, Vet, Trainer & Client Recommended
This is a great product for everyday use or to keep on hand for tummy issues. Great for maintaining health and healthy stools. Easy to use.
Purpose
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General Overall Health
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Digestion
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Helps when a pet has diarrhea - will firm lose stools - keep on hand for any stressful pup when boarding or traveling as well
All ages

Breeders | Trainer | Vets | Clients
Why We do Not Recommend RawHide
Not only can rawhide dog chews break teeth, but they're hard to digest and may cause blockages in the digestive tract. If large pieces are swallowed, they can become lodged in the esophagus or further down the digestive tract, requiring emergency abdominal surgery to remove them.
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