- Are these treats suitable for dogs with allergies?
- The recipe is a single ingredient, freeze-dried chicken breast, with no grains, fillers or added flavorings. That makes it a reasonable choice for dogs with grain or filler sensitivities, but it is not hypoallergenic for dogs allergic to chicken.
- Can cats eat these too?
- Yes. The maker lists them for cats as well as dogs, and the single chicken ingredient suits both. Break pieces smaller for cats.
- How should I store them?
- Keep the bag sealed and dry at room temperature. Freeze-drying removes most moisture, but the pieces soften if they pick up humidity, so reseal the bag after opening.
- Can I use them as a full meal?
- No. They are a treat and topper, not a complete diet. Use them for rewards or crumble them over balanced food to add protein and flavor.
- How many pieces should I give my dog?
- Treats should stay a small share of daily calories. At about 4 kcal per gram, a few small pieces fit most dogs' daily allowance; size pieces to your dog and cut back on other treats.
- What sizes do the bags come in?
- The treats come in 5 oz and 13 oz bags. The larger bag suits multi-dog homes or daily training use.
- Where is the Northwest Naturals Freeze-Dried Chicken Treats cheapest?
- At Pup & Paw, for $14.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Northwest Naturals Freeze-Dried Chicken Treats?
- 6 stores we checked sell it, including The Family Pet, Orchid Stuff Plus, Pup & Paw, Burch Hill Tack, Amazon.