Frequently asked questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Beef & Veggie Morsels a complete meal?
No. Feed these freeze-dried morsels as treats or a topper, not as a complete and balanced meal. Portion them according to your pet's size and daily calorie needs.
What ingredients are in Beef & Veggie Morsels?
The ingredient list contains beef, sweet potatoes, parsley and beets. These are multi-ingredient treats, not single-ingredient beef treats.
How should I store Beef & Veggie Morsels?
Keep the package closed and follow the current package's storage and after-opening directions. Use appropriate portions and supervise feeding.
Can I use freeze-dried treats for training or as a topper?
Small, boneless pieces can be convenient rewards, and products that crumble easily may work as a light meal topper. Check the product’s intended use; whole necks and other bone-containing items need their own serving guidance.
Can freeze-dried treats replace my dog’s food?
Treats and supplemental toppers are extras, not complete meals. Keep a complete and balanced food as the base of the diet and account for treat calories in the daily total.
Do freeze-dried treats need water added?
Some can be served dry or rehydrated, while others have specific directions. Follow the package for the product you choose. Keep fresh drinking water available and treat moistened leftovers as perishable.
How should I store freeze-dried treats?
Reseal the original bag and store as directed in a cool, dry place. Keep moisture out of the package. After-opening freshness periods differ by product, so use the label rather than one storage rule for every treat.
How do I choose the right size and protein?
Review the full ingredients and choose a texture and piece size your dog can manage. Supervise chewing and remove pieces that could be swallowed whole. Protein names alone do not establish allergy suitability.