Quick answer
Every treat here is built on hemp, then paired with a second ingredient chosen for a purpose: hoki fish for skin and coat, kangaroo as a single protein, beef liver for fussy dogs.
A treat gets eaten whether or not it is doing anything useful, so it may as well carry something worthwhile. Every treat here is built on hemp, then paired with a second ingredient chosen for a purpose.
Choosing by protein
New Zealand hoki fish treats supply EPA and DHA, the marine omega 3s associated with skin and coat condition. Hemp and kangaroo chews are a single novel protein, which is often where owners start when they are working through a food trial. Organic beef liver is the most strongly flavoured of the three and tends to win over fussy dogs and distracted trainees.
What is not in them
No fillers, no artificial colours, no added sugar. Australian made, and we have been supplying Australian pet owners since 2018.
A note on amounts
Treats are food. Whatever your dog gets as treats should be counted as part of the daily ration, not added on top of it. A good rule of thumb is keeping treats to around a tenth of daily intake. This matters more for dogs already carrying extra weight.
Cats and horses
This page covers dogs. Coat care treats for cats are in the cat range, and low-sugar hemp bites and performance cookies are in the equine range.