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All responsible pet parents make sure that their dog's meals are carefully proportioned according to the food — also carefully chosen — and their dog's size and age.
Where we can slip up is when it comes to treats.
We might want to occupy our dogs with a game, which can include using treats. We might use treats to improve behavior. We might just want to give them something they love because, well, we love them.
Treats are food. They contain ingredients that can be good or not so good. They also contain calories. This means treats are part of a dog's diet and can be just as important as their main food.
Many people make their own treats or use healthy everyday food like carrots or
blueberries, but many buy pre-made and pre-packaged treats.
Whatever you choose, there are some dos and don’ts when feeding your dog treats.
We asked Lindsay Tracy, Vice President of Product Development at 5-star-rated Redbarn, which makes treats and chews as well as dog food, for her tips on how to best use dog treats — and how not to.
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