Dog Owner's Guide
Straight answers for Aussie dog owners.
Nutrition, safety, life stages and breed guides — 33 articles, no fluff.
Nutrition guides
Show all- NutritionVeal Tendons for Dogs: Benefits, Chew Time and How to Choose the Right Size 19 Oct 2026
- NutritionBeef Liver Dog Treats: What They Are and Whether They're Worth It 28 Sep 2026
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NutritionPork Ear Dog Treats: Are They Safe and What Are They Good For?
26 Sep 2026
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NutritionKangaroo Dog Treats in Australia: Why It's One of the Best Novel Proteins for Dogs
24 Sep 2026
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NutritionWhat Is the Best Meat for Dogs? A Practical Guide to Protein Sources
20 Sep 2026
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NutritionSupermarket Dog Treats vs Natural: What's Actually in the Bag
19 Sep 2026
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NutritionPig Snout Dog Treats: What They Are, Who They're Good For, and How to Use Them
18 Sep 2026
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NutritionHigh Protein Dog Treats in Australia: What to Look For and When Protein Count Matters
14 Sep 2026
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NutritionGrain Free Dog Treats in Australia: What It Means and Whether Your Dog Needs Them
13 Sep 2026
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NutritionBest Beef Dog Treats in Australia: Jerky, Bully Sticks, Tendons and What to Choose
12 Sep 2026
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NutritionThe 6 Essential Nutrients Dogs Need and the Treats That Deliver Them Naturally
10 Sep 2026
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NutritionSardines for Dogs in Australia: Benefits, Safety and How to Feed Them
4 Sep 2026
Know your dog's protein?
Every treat is one protein — pick the one that suits them.
Quick answers
All FAQsHow many treats should I feed my dog per day?
Treats should make up no more than 10% of your dog's daily calories. For a medium dog (15–20kg), that's roughly 2–3 small treats or one chew daily alongside regular meals. Adjust main meals accordingly to prevent weight gain — treats count.
Which treats are best for dogs with allergies?
Kangaroo, lamb and fish are our most recommended options for allergy-prone dogs. These are novel proteins — uncommon in most commercial diets — which means most dogs haven't developed sensitivities to them.
What treats are safe for puppies?
Puppies under 6 months do best with softer treats like lamb lung slices or chicken jerky. Once teething begins, size-appropriate bully sticks are safe under supervision. Avoid very hard chews (antlers, solid bones) until adult teeth are in — they can fracture puppy teeth.