How to choose treats for your dog

A good treat fits your dog and the moment. A quick reward during a walk calls for something different from a supervised chewing break. Start with your dog's eating habits, then check the label.

Choose a texture your dog can manage

For quick rewards, look for a treat you can serve in small, easy-to-eat pieces. Furrito soft lamb strips, beef strips and chicken or duck cubes offer different shapes to try. Check the actual texture before serving; a product name alone does not tell you how easily your dog can chew it.

Read the full ingredient list

Furrito beef lung contains 100% beef lung. Other meat treats have their own recipes, so check each pack rather than assuming every product contains only the meat named on the front. If your dog follows a prescribed diet, confirm suitable treats with your veterinarian.

Make a daily treat allowance

Keep treats below 10% of your dog's daily calories. Include training rewards, chews and anything offered by other family members. These Furrito treats are complementary feed for adult dogs: they add variety to a complete diet.

Try a little first

Introduce one new treat at a time in a small amount. Watch how your dog eats it and how well it agrees with them before making it part of your routine.