Collection: Craving Nature Dog Treats & Chews

Yes, from around 12 weeks once teeth are established. The Venison Puppy Chews are sized for young dogs, and softer options like duck feet or pork twigs are a good starting point. Supervise chewing and choose a size your puppy cannot swallow whole.

Yes. Craving Nature treats are made from meat only, with no grains, fillers, sugars or preservatives, which makes them suitable for dogs on grain-free or limited-ingredient diets.

It depends on your dog. A strong chewer may finish a bully stick in a session, while a smaller or gentler dog may take several. Trachea and sinew twists tend to last longer than ears or feet.

Keep them sealed in a cool, dry place. Because there are no preservatives, use them within the best-before date and reseal the bag after opening.

Bully sticks are a single-ingredient, fully digestible chew and are generally safe when supervised. Take the last small piece away so it cannot be swallowed whole, and choose the length that suits your dog's size.

Pork liver bites, venison liver and ostrich biltong are small, soft and high-value, so they work well as quick rewards. Break the biltong into smaller pieces for repeated rewards.

A novel protein is one your dog has not eaten before, such as venison, duck or ostrich. Novel single-protein treats are useful for dogs with suspected food sensitivities to common proteins like chicken or beef.

Yes, but choose softer options like duck feet, pork twigs or liver bites for older dogs with worn or missing teeth. Hard chews like trachea may be too tough.

Chews are treats and should be fed in moderation, roughly 10% or less of daily calories. A long-lasting chew a few times a week suits most dogs.

It is a mixed selection of Craving Nature's smaller treats, ideal for scatter feeding, snuffle mats or trying the range before buying a full bag of one type.