Freeze-drying, is a food preservation method that involves freezing food and then removing the moisture from the food while it is still frozen.

Freeze-drying is different from other food preservation methods, such as dehydration or baking, in that it involves the removal of moisture from frozen food, which helps to better preserve the food's original texture, flavor, aroma, and nutritional content. Freeze-dried foods tend to have a longer shelf life compared to foods preserved by other methods, as the low moisture content inhibits the growth of bacteria, yeasts, and molds that can spoil food.

Freeze-drying helps to preserve the vast majority of the nutritional value of fresh food, as it does not involve exposure to high temperatures that can degrade its nutritional content.

No, they don't need to be rehydrated, however, it is always recommended that your dog has fresh water available.

If you have a senior dog or a dog that just enjoys softer treats, these can totally be rehydrated for easier consumption. We recommend rehydrating with bone broth, a little extra flavor that your dog will love.

No. Our treats are only intended as supplement to a well-balanced and complete diet that meets all of a dog's nutritional requirements. Treats should not exceed 10% of the total calories consumed by your dog daily.

Feeding treats in excess or as a substitute for a balanced diet can lead to an imbalance in a dog's nutritional intake, potentially resulting in nutrient deficiencies or excesses, and may contribute to weight gain, digestive issues, and other health problems.

Yes! These treats are easy to break into smaller pieces.

Absolutely!
When training your dog we recommend our Gold Stars training treats, these are the perfect size and can also be broken if needed.

Tocopherols are natural antioxidants. They are a mixture of different forms of Vitamin E that work by naturally reducing oxidation of ingredients. Mixed Tocopherols are natural and safe for your dog.