Benefits of Single-Ingredient Treats

Sometimes Simple Is Better

Turn over a bag of dog treats and read the ingredient list. How many ingredients do you see? With a single-ingredient treat, there’s no mystery. One ingredient. One clear source. Nothing unnecessary.

That simplicity is at the heart of D.O.G. Pure Meat Fillets™ and Organic Sweet Potato Treats.

 

What Is a Single-Ingredient Treat?

Exactly what it sounds like—a treat made with one ingredient. D.O.G. Pure Meat Fillets™ feature clearly identified proteins including turkey, chicken, beef heart, beef liver and pork. Our Organic Sweet Potato Treats contain one ingredient: organic California sweet potato. 

What you see is what your dog gets.

 

Know What You’re Feeding

Single-ingredient treats make it easier to understand exactly what’s in the bag. No complicated ingredient lists. No vague protein descriptions. No unnecessary extras. 

For pet parents who carefully read labels, simplicity makes choosing treats easier.

 

Fewer Unnecessary Ingredients

Many dog treats use additional starches, binders, colors, flavorings or preservatives to create a particular shape, texture or appearance. Our approach is different. Start with a quality ingredient and let that ingredient become the treat.

If it doesn’t need to be there, why add it?

 

Easier Ingredient Choices

Clearly identified ingredients also make it easier to keep track of what your dog is eating. Pet parents looking to limit certain ingredients or rotate proteins can easily see exactly what each treat contains. Dogs with diagnosed food allergies or medical conditions may have specific dietary needs. 

Always follow your veterinarian’s recommendations.

 

Real Ingredients Dogs Love

Real meat already has the aroma, flavor and texture dogs love. And single-ingredient doesn’t mean a single choice. Turkey. Chicken. Beef Heart. Beef Liver. Pork. Organic Sweet Potato. 

Different ingredients. Same simple philosophy.

 

Read the Ingredient List

The next time you choose a dog treat, turn the package around. Look at the ingredient list and ask: Do I know exactly what I’m feeding my dog? At D.O.G., we think the answer should be simple. One ingredient. Nothing unnecessary.

Only Good. Always.