Puppy Treats
Natural puppy treats made in Britain for training, rewarding and appropriate chewing — simple ingredients, proper meaty flavour and plenty of reasons for your puppy to pay attention.
Choose rich Beef Liver Chunks for small, high-value training rewards or crunchy Chicken Feet for puppies ready for a supervised natural chew. Two very different treats, each with a clear job to do.
Little Rewards Can Do A Lot Of Work
Puppy training involves a lot of repetition. Recall, focus, settling, handling, loose-lead walking and everyday manners all become easier to reinforce when the reward is genuinely worth earning.
That is where Beef Liver Chunks come in. Made from 100% beef liver, they have a concentrated meaty aroma and rich flavour that makes a small piece feel valuable — useful when you want your puppy's attention without handing over a large treat every time.
Chicken Feet serve a different purpose. Their naturally crunchy texture gives suitable puppies something satisfying to chew and explore, making them better suited to supervised enrichment than rapid-fire training rewards.
Choose The Right Puppy Treat
🥩 Beef Liver Chunks — 100% beef liver. Rich, deeply savoury and naturally aromatic. Easy to portion into smaller pieces, making them the main training reward in this collection for recall practice, focus and rewarding good behaviour.
🐔 Chicken Feet — 100% chicken feet. Air-dried for a naturally crunchy texture and containing naturally occurring collagen and glucosamine. A simple single-ingredient chew for puppies whose age, size and chewing ability make them ready for an appropriate supervised chew.
Quick Guide
- For training and recall: Beef Liver Chunks
- For small high-value rewards: Beef Liver Chunks
- For supervised chewing and enrichment: Chicken Feet
- For simple ingredients: both options are single-ingredient treats
Keep Puppy Treats Small And Purposeful
During training it is usually the reward itself, not its size, that matters. Small pieces allow you to reward more repetitions without treats quietly becoming a large part of your puppy's daily food intake.
Treats should complement a complete puppy diet rather than replace it. Account for rewards within the day's overall intake, provide fresh drinking water and avoid introducing lots of new foods at once if your puppy has a sensitive stomach.
Chewing Needs Extra Care With Puppies
Puppies vary enormously in size, age, confidence and chewing style. A chew that suits one puppy may not suit another. Always supervise Chicken Feet, choose treats appropriate for your individual puppy and remove any piece that becomes small enough to swallow whole.
If you are unsure whether a particular chew is suitable for your puppy, ask your vet for advice.
British Made. Simple By Design.
Both treats in this collection are made in the UK and use one recognisable animal ingredient. No complicated ingredient lists — just purposeful treats for the moments when you are teaching, rewarding or giving your puppy something appropriate to enjoy.
Doug Walkers was founded in Glasgow after years spent working with dogs, with a straightforward approach to feeding and rewarding: clear ingredients, a genuine purpose and products dogs actually enjoy.
Better training. Proper rewards. Superior treats, for superior dogs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best puppy treats for training?
For this collection, Beef Liver Chunks are the main training option. Their rich aroma and flavour make them useful as high-value rewards, and the chunks can be portioned into smaller pieces.
Can I use treats when teaching recall?
Yes. Reward-based training can help reinforce recall and other behaviours. Keep individual rewards small where practical so you can repeat the exercise without overfeeding.
Can puppies have Chicken Feet?
Some puppies can have appropriate natural chews, but suitability depends on age, size and chewing ability. Always supervise and choose a chew appropriate for the individual puppy.
How many treats should my puppy have?
There is no single number that suits every puppy. Treats should be accounted for within the puppy's overall daily intake, with small rewards generally being more practical for frequent training.
Are these puppy treats made in Britain?
Yes. The treats in this collection are made in the United Kingdom.
Should treats replace some of my puppy's meals?
Treats should complement a complete, balanced puppy diet rather than replace it. If you are doing a lot of reward-based training, take the amount of treats used into account when managing the day's overall food intake.