Tips & Tricks
Storage Guide
How to Store Dehydrated Dog Treats
Natural dog treats like dehydrated chicken feet and beef tracheas are a healthy and satisfying snack for your pup. To keep these treats fresh and safe, proper storage is key. Here’s how to do it:
📦 Store in a Cool, Dry, and Dark Place
Keep dehydrated treats in an airtight container and tuck them away in a pantry or cupboard. Sunlight, heat, and moisture are the enemies of freshness, so avoid storing treats near windows or appliances that generate heat.
🧴 Use the Right Packaging
Treats can be stored in vacuum-sealed bags or heavy-duty zippered bags to minimize air exposure. This not only helps preserve flavour and texture but also prevents mould growth.
Shelf Life
When stored correctly, most dehydrated dog treats can last for several months. That said, always check the manufacturer’s instructions for best-by dates and specific storage recommendations.
➡️ Tip: Label your storage containers with the date you bought.
Not sure about a particular treat? We're here to help!
If you're ever uncertain about how to store or serve any of our natural dog treats, don’t hesitate to reach out. Our team is always happy to answer your questions and help you keep your pup safe and satisfied.
💡 Make Natural Treats Last Longer: Freeze Them.
Want to get even more mileage out of your dog’s chicken feet, duck wings, Rabbit ears, or tracheas? Try freezing them into a tasty, long-lasting snack!
🧊 How to Do It:
- Pick a lick mat or silicone mold – the kind with grooves works best.
- Add a natural treat: Place a chicken foot, piece of trachea, or other favorite treat in the center.
- Pour in a liquid base: Use dog-safe bone broth, goat milk, canned dog food, or even pureed wet meat.
- Freeze until solid: Leave it in the freezer for at least 4-6 hours.
- Serve and enjoy: The combination of licking and chewing keeps dogs engaged and cools them down.
🐶 Why It's Great:
- Extends the life of the treat
- Provides mental stimulation
- Perfect for hot days or energetic pups
- Can help clean teeth and soothe anxiety
Rainy Days.....🌧️🐾
On those gloomy, rainy days when your pup gives you that “I’m bored!” stare, our training treats, treat sticks, and pâté become total lifesavers. You can chop them, slice them, or mash them into all sorts of treat-dispensing toys to turn a dull day into a mini adventure.
Fill your puzzle toy, load up a lick mat, or sprinkle tiny bits into a snuffle mat—suddenly your dog has a rainy-day mission worthy of a detective. It may not completely replace the joy of a proper outdoor zoomie session, but it will keep your pooch busy, satisfied, and far too entertained to spend the day hounding you for playtime.
Antler Ideas 💡🤓
With our split antlers, once your pup has finally chewed their way through them, the fun doesn’t have to stop there! If you keep the hollow marrow section, you can refill it with any suitable food your dog loves. Think pâté, soft treats, kibble soaked in broth, or even a tasty mix of their favourites.
Pop it back to them and—ta-da!—you’ve created a brand-new enrichment activity that keeps them busy and satisfied for a good while. Want to make the challenge even tougher (and the fun last longer)? Simply fill the antler and freeze it! ❄️
It’s a super simple way to turn a chewed-through antler into a boredom-busting treat your pup will go wild for
Natural For Training
Using high-value natural treats is a game-changer for training your dog 🐶💛. Because these treats are so irresistible, your dog will be fully engaged, making it easier to teach impulse control, obedience, and new tricks. For best results, keep the treats small—easy to chew and swallow—so your dog can focus on learning without long pauses. Every training session becomes a fun, interactive experience, and the bond you build grows stronger with every reward. The level of focus and excitement your dog shows is next-level—training stops feeling like a chore and becomes a joyful adventure for both of you! 🚀✨
