Few things light up a dog quite like the rustle of a treat bag. Whether you are rewarding a clean sit, settling a restless pup at the vet, or simply telling your best mate you love them, the right dog treats turn an ordinary moment into a little celebration. Our Syta Micha range covers everything from soft, low-calorie training treats to long-lasting natural chews, so there is something for every dog, every mood and every stage of training.
We keep the focus on simple, easily digestible recipes with a sensible ingredient list — real meat, single-ingredient options and recognizable poultry or beef, rather than a wall of artificial preservatives. If your dog has food sensitivities, look for our grain free and single ingredient picks; if you just want a daily snack your pup loves, the crunchy biscuits and meaty jerky treats are hard to beat.
Types of dog treats to choose from
Dogs are individuals, and the best dog treats are the ones that suit yours. To make the choice easier, here are the main types of dog treats we stock:
- Training treats — tiny, soft and low-calorie, perfect for reward-heavy training sessions where your dog earns dozens of treats. Pair them with our training treats selection for clicker work and recall.
- Natural chews and jerky — dried dog favorites like beef liver, chicken feet and bully sticks that satisfy the urge to chew. Browse the full natural dog chews range for longer-lasting options.
- Dental dog treats — crunchy dog treats and dog dental chews designed to give teeth a workout at snack time, a tasty way to support fresh breath as part of a daily routine.
- Crunchy biscuits and cookies — classic dog biscuits and homemade dog treats in flavors like pumpkin and peanut butter, a comforting everyday snack.
Healthy dog treats, the everyday way
Treats are part of a balanced day, not a meal in themselves — a good rule of thumb is to keep snacks to roughly a tenth of what your dog eats, alongside their regular dog food. We lean towards healthy dog treats made with quality protein and a good source of nutrition: natural dog treats, low-calorie dog treats for waistline-watchers, and a variety pack or two so you can find out what your dog loves most.
Loving a peanut butter flavor treat? Always choose xylitol-free recipes — peanut butter for dogs should never contain xylitol, which is toxic to dogs. When it comes to dental health, treats are a comfort aid and a nice habit, not a medical device — if in doubt about plaque, tartar or bad breath, ask your vet. The same goes for any dog with food sensitivities or special dietary needs.
From training treats to peanut butter for dogs, every snack here is picked to make rewarding your dog easy and joyful. Order today and your treats ship fast from the EU, so the tail-wagging starts sooner.