Dog snacks
A happy dog starts with a delicious snack!
At Introgreen you'll find an extensive selection of dog snacks that perfectly suit every dog and every moment. Whether you want to reward during training, are looking for a healthy snack or just want to pamper your loyal four-legged friend – we have the right snack for every occasion.
From soft training treats to sturdy chew snacks, and from grain-free to hypoallergenic varieties – our snacks are carefully selected for quality, taste and nutritional value. That way you give your dog not only something tasty, but also something good.
Dog snacks — Frequently asked questions
How do I choose a snack that suits my dog’s size and chewing strength?
Choose based on jaw strength and mouth size: sturdy chews such as hooves or long dried chews suit large, powerful chewers; softer treats or small dried pieces (lung cubes, soft training bites) are better for puppies, seniors, or dogs with dental issues. Match the chew size so your dog cannot swallow it whole, and always supervise the first sessions with a new chew to check durability and bite-off behavior.
What’s best for training versus long-lasting enrichment?
Pick small, soft, high-value pieces for training so rewards are quick to eat and low in calories. Reserve single-ingredient dried chews (trachea, ears, hooves) or longer-lasting bone-type chews for enrichment and dental abrasion—use them less often because they are more calorie-dense. For both uses, choose breakable sizes for small dogs and avoid overfeeding by counting treats as part of daily calories.
My dog has food sensitivities—how do I find suitable snacks?
Look for limited-ingredient or single-animal-protein snacks if your dog reacts to common proteins. Grain-free options can help with grain sensitivities but are not automatically hypoallergenic. Check ingredient lists for added dairy, soy, or unknown meat blends. For suspected allergies, try an elimination approach with one protein type and consult your vet for persistent or severe reactions.
How should I store and portion snacks to keep them safe and healthy?
Store dried snacks in a cool, dry place in resealable packaging; refrigerate or freeze high‑moisture organ snacks after opening. Portion by considering your dog’s daily energy needs—treats should be counted toward total calories—and avoid making treats more than a small part of daily intake. Break large chews into appropriately sized pieces for small dogs, remove small shards, and never leave dogs unsupervised with chews they haven’t used before.