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Functional treats for dogs

Treats with an extra purpose: one for joints, one for digestion and one for stressful days.

Red-haired dog sitting on the grass at sunset, taking a Digestive treat from its owner's hand

How is this different from an ordinary treat?

The difference is not palatability, because dogs enjoy both. It is what they are designed for.

Ordinary treatWhat most treats do

Positive reinforcement: give it when your dog does something well, or simply because you want to.

  • Your dog enjoys it, and that is its purpose
  • Basic ingredients
  • Its purpose is to reward your dog, and nothing more

Functional treatWhat you will find on this page

It is still something your dog wants to eat, but it also contains ingredients selected for a purpose.

  • Your dog enjoys it just as much: that does not change
  • Contains ingredients selected for a specific purpose
  • Given daily, not just as an occasional treat

See all three

Functional treats · daily serving

How many treats should you give each day?

All three functional treats have the same feeding amount: choose your dog's size and toss them a treat.

Your dog's size
Black dachshund sitting and looking at the camera, waiting for a treat

A treat for them,
so much more for you!

Which treat does your dog need?

The range includes three treats, each serving a different purpose.

These are complementary feeds, not medicines: they supplement the diet and do not treat disease. If your dog has a health problem, your vet should advise you on what to do. The ingredients for each are listed as declared on the packaging.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about functional treats.

How is this different from an ordinary treat?

In what happens after your dog eats it. Dogs enjoy both equally, but functional treats contain ingredients selected for a specific purpose, so they are given regularly rather than just as an occasional reward.

Can they be combined?

Yes. All three can be used together, as each is designed for a different purpose.

Do they replace meals?

No. They supplement your dog’s main food; they do not replace it. The daily amount is shown on each pack, according to your dog’s size.

Are they medicines?

No. They are complementary feeds: they supplement the diet and do not treat disease. If your dog has a health problem, your vet should advise you on what to do.

Are they suitable for puppies?

It depends on the product. Check the packaging before giving them to a puppy.

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