Pet Treat Shop
Dog Treats | Training Treats | Cat Treats | Snacks | Cookies | Biscuits
Welcome to our Pet Treat Shop: your one-stop spot for specialty, homemade, small batch, and top brand dog treats, cat treats, healthy pet chews, gourmet snacks, biscuits, cookies and training rewards. Whether you’re looking for natural, homemade-style goodies, pet gifts, or fun novelty snacks, you’ll find the perfect way to spoil your pets.
Discover the ultimate online shop treat shop for dogs, cats, and all beloved pets! We’re proud to feature a carefully curated collection of small-batch, USA-made treats that focus on health, flavor, and happiness. From puppy training rewards to special occasion biscuits and gourmet cat snacks, our shop brings together a wide variety of options in one convenient spot. Every treat is chosen with care whether it’s a wholesome everyday essential, a grain-free chew, or a fun holiday cookie, so you can show your pets just how much they mean to you. Explore our collection and find the perfect treats to spoil, reward, and celebrate your companions. Support those who are working hard to help you treat your pets right!
BROWSE TO SEE WHAT WE FOUND
(click to learn more or to make a purchase)
Training Treats and Bites
Small Batch Dog Treats
Bulk Dog Treats
Chew Treats and Rawhide Alternatives
Natural and Veggie Dog Treats
Spunky Pup, a family-run business from Orono, Minnesota, creates high-quality, durable, and innovative dog toys and treats, often using renewable and recycled materials. They also offer a fabulous collection of dog treats and provisions that are baked in the USA. A wide range of great flavors with both packaged and bulk tub options. They also have a range of ready to bake pet goodies that will help you celebrate your pets on special days or every day.
Meat Dog Treats
Pet Popcorn is a family- and veteran-owned company based in Evergreen, Colorado, offering freeze-dried, single-ingredient treats for dogs and cats. Inspired by their own pets’ love for healthy snacks, the brand provides all-natural, high-protein options like beef liver, chicken breast, and salmon, free from additives. Known for their exceptional quality and simplicity, these treats have become a favorite for pet owners seeking nutritious rewards. Since its launch in 2021, Pet Popcorn has grown rapidly, with products available in over 100 stores nationwide and online, delighting pets and their owners with every bite.
Novelty Dog Treats
Dog Outdoor and Travel Food and Treats
Who does not love a good cookie? Well we are in love with these creative dog cookies that not only look amazing, but they taste good too. Send a box to your favorite new pet family, say happy puppy birthday or say thank you to your favorite groomer.
Gluten Free Dog Treats
Dog Treat Toys and Dispensers
Automatic and Remote Pet Treat Dispensers
Pet Treat and Dog Training Bags
Dog Treat Cookbooks
If you don’t find the perfect ready-made food for your pet, the right treats or want to explore making your own snacks for dogs or cats, why not invest in one of these great cookbooks. Support these pet savvy chef’s by buying the book that best fits your needs.
Cat Treats
Let’s Talk About Pet Treats
Choosing the right pet treats for your dog or cat starts with understanding your pet’s needs, weight, and lifestyle. Most veterinarians recommend limiting treats to no more than 10% of your pet’s daily calories, which often means just a few small bites per day depending on your dog or cat’s size and weight. Look for high-quality treats made with recognizable ingredients, such as real meat, vegetables, or a healthy mix of both, while avoiding artificial colors, excess salt, sugar, fillers, or by-products. Since pet treats are not regulated as strictly as pet food, it’s important to read labels carefully and choose trusted brands that prioritize safety and nutrition. For variety, rotate between protein-based treats and wholesome veggie snacks to keep your pet excited and balanced. Always store pet treats in a sealed container or airtight jar in a cool, dry place to maintain freshness, especially for USA-made small batch or natural treats without preservatives. By choosing wisely and feeding in moderation, you can reward your pets with treats that truly support their health, happiness, and training success.
When choosing dog treats, keep in mind calories, ingredients, and portion size. A general rule of thumb: treats should make up no more than 10% of your dog’s daily calories. Always adjust based on your dog’s size, age, and activity level.
Read the label: Choose treats with real meat, vegetables, or limited ingredients you recognize.
Mix it up: Offer a balance of protein-based and plant-based treats to avoid overfeeding one type.
Watch calories: Adjust meal portions if you give extra treats during training.
Store properly: Keep treats in a sealed jar or airtight container to lock in freshness.
Special diets: If your dog has allergies, weight issues, or sensitivities, stick to hypoallergenic or vet-approved treats.
Basic Pet Treat Guidelines
| Dog Size | Weight Range | Daily Treat Guideline | Best Types of Treats | Things to Avoid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small Dogs | Under 20 lbs | 1–3 small treats per day (5–15 calories each) | Tiny training bites, soft chews, mini biscuits | High-fat treats, large rawhides |
| Medium Dogs | 20–50 lbs | 2–5 treats per day (10–25 calories each) | Crunchy biscuits, dental chews, freeze-dried meat | Sugary treats, overly hard bones |
| Large Dogs | 50–90 lbs | 3–6 treats per day (20–40 calories each) | Jerky strips, larger biscuits, long-lasting chews | Splintering bones, treats too small (choking hazard) |
| Giant Breeds | 90+ lbs | 4–8 treats per day (30–50 calories each) | Bully sticks, big dental chews, baked biscuits | Small treats that don’t satisfy, high-sodium snacks |
When choosing cat treats, keep in mind that cats should get no more than about 10% of their daily calories from treats, with portion size depending on weight and activity level. Small cats may only need one or two tiny bites a day, while larger cats can handle a few bigger treats. Always read labels and look for real meat, fish, or wholesome vegetables, while avoiding artificial colors, excess salt, sugar, or fillers. Cats benefit most from protein-based treats like chicken, salmon, or freeze-dried bites. Store all treats in a sealed container to keep them fresh, and remember that not all treats are created equal since pet treats are not regulated as strictly as pet food—so choosing trusted brands and feeding in moderation is the best way to spoil your companions safely.
| Cat Size | Weight Range | Daily Treat Guideline | Best Types of Treats | Things to Avoid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small Cats | Under 8 lbs | 1–2 tiny treats per day (2–5 calories each) | Soft bites, mini crunchy treats | Large hard treats, high-sugar snacks |
| Average Cats | 8–12 lbs | 2–3 treats per day (3–6 calories each) | Freeze-dried meat, crunchy dental treats, catnip snacks | Human food, treats with artificial colors or fillers |
| Large Cats | 12–18 lbs | 3–4 treats per day (5–8 calories each) | Larger dental chews, grain-free protein bites | High-salt jerky, oversized dog treats |
CHOOSE WHERE YOU WANT TO GO NEXT!
OR GET TO KNOW US BETTER
