Shopping with Buddylicious
Choosing between soft and dried treats
Semi-moist treats are soft, easy to break into small pieces and quick to portion, which makes them practical for training sessions where you need to reward often. Dried treats such as the cubes and crunchies hold up better when you want something to keep in a pocket or a bag on a walk. If your dog is working through a training plan, a soft training treat in a small size will usually be the more useful pick.
Picking the right size
The range is grouped by dog size, from puppy through to large. Match the size to your dog rather than guessing, since a treat sized for a large dog can be too big to finish comfortably for a small one. Puppy-sized options exist for young dogs that need smaller, gentler portions while they are still developing.
Chews for dental and long-lasting use
If the aim is a longer chew, the coffee wood and olive wood sticks are the most distinctive options, along with antler and yak cheese chews. Olive wood and coffee wood sticks are sold as dental-focused chews, so they suit dogs who need something to gnaw. Antler chews come in easy and hard versions, so choose the harder one only if your dog is a strong chewer. Check the chew size against your dog before buying.
Gifts and bundles
Bundles are the better choice if you want to try several textures and flavours without buying single packs. Gift boxes come in themed versions, which can suit a dog-owning friend. Before choosing a bundle, check its contents on the product page, as the mix can change between listings.