Dog Treats

We stock a range of delicious dog treats, biscuits and snacks by Arden Grange, Good Boy and Betty Miller, that don't contain any artificial flavours or colours including 100% natural fillets, chicken twists, rice bones and chewy dumbbells at affordable prices, so that you can reward or treat your dog more often without worrying about the cost.

Dog treats are ideal for obedience, agility and puppy training to keep your dog's attention focused on you, whilst at the same time provide your dog with additional vitamins and minerals to supplement your dogs regular dry or wet food. Natural treats such as tripe sticks, rawhide chews and dental sticks are also hard and abrasive, helping to remove un-eaten food deposits around your dog's mouth, but also scrape away plaque and tartar build on your dog's teeth.

What's more if you have any space left in your box, your treats and rawhide chews will be delivered absolutely free with any Free Delivery deal providing there's space left in your box, saving you money!

Or you could simply take advantage of our Bulk Free Delivery Deal on Good Boy Dog Treats and Betty Miller Dog Biscuits. Order any 20 x delicious Good Boy Waggles, Deli Treats, Wheat Gluten Free Dog Treats or Big Biscuits and receive Free UK Mainland Delivery, offer excludes Scottish Highlands and Islands.

Using dog treats for training

Rewarding your dog or puppy with a tasty treat and verbal praise, whenever they perform an action or behaviour is an easy method of training your dog or puppy that's extremely effective known as 'positive reinforcement' that simply relies on you associating something positive to a command or action using a combination of a treat and praise, rather than punishment which here at Valupets.com we recommend to all our customers.

Dog treats come in all sizes, shapes and textures, but in reality there are two types available dog biscuits and dried meats such as chicken, beef, liver and duck strips and semi-moist treats that are vacuum sealed in small bags or foil packs to keep them fresh and strong in aroma. Choosing a treat for training is simple, just select something your dog seems interested at home, you can usually identify what your dog likes and dislikes by the amount of interest they show during family meal times to guarantee the reward will hold their concentration during training.