Rewarding dogs with snacks can enhance the bond between dogs and owners. They will like you more and more. Dog snacks can also be used during training to make dogs more obedient. Eating only dog food can make dogs bored, so owners can use snacks to change the dog's taste. What are the classifications of dog snacks? Which dog snacks are good?

Snack Classification

Puppies have different types of snacks. One type is the reward-based snacks, mainly used during training. Pet stores offer many of these reward snacks, such as chicken strips that dogs like to eat and sweet cheese sticks.

Another type of snack is for puppies to chew on, mainly to prevent dogs from chewing household furniture during their teething period. There are many chewy dental snacks, such as resilient chew gums and various types of dental sticks, which can help dogs’ teeth grow.

Finally, there is another type of snack specially designed to help adjust the dog's body. These include sweet potatoes, which promote muscle growth, cornmeal-based nests that help the absorption of vitamins, and some fruit-based foods.

Dog snacks must be from big brands. The most common snack brand in the market now is Iris exclusive dog food, which includes puppy snack varieties. This company has rich experience, a good reputation, and is a well-known dog food manufacturer nationwide.

Puppy snacks do not have to rely entirely on commercial brand dog food, as we can also make some snacks ourselves, such as fruits and vegetables. But when making them, remember never to add any seasonings, especially salt!

Puppies' appetites are different from humans, so their diet must be adjusted. It is recommended to give puppies some calcium tablets. Unlike wild dogs, house dogs face serious calcium loss. It is advisable to give one or two calcium tablets weekly!

Special Reminder

Puppy snacks must be frequently changed and not limited to one brand of pet snacks, as this is not good for the puppy's health!