10 Low purine dog treats If you're following a low-purine diet for your dog, here are my Top 10 treat recommendations you can include in your cupboards.
Chicken & Turmeric Sausages
Turmeric is great for your dogs health! These tasty, meaty sausages are made with real chicken and beef, with added turmeric paste and minerals.
SOOPA Dental Sticks 4pk
Made with real fruits and vegetables, SOOPA Dental Sticks are 100% natural and great for teeth cleaning. They are low in purine and bursting with natural goodness.
Chicken Feet
Simply air dried, chicken feet are great for adding to a low-purine diet and are ideal for raw or DIY diets too. Their crunchy texture also helps to keep teeth clean!
Fish Skin Twists
Fish is a great protein choice for dogs requiring a low purine diet. These tasty 100% fish skin chews are also packed with healthy Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids for all-round health!
Rabbit Meat Strips
Most white meats are lower in purine, making these 100% pure rabbit meat strips perfect for treating or rewarding your dog. They are high protein and great for dogs of all sizes.
Garlic Chicken Paws
Crunchy, bite-sized biscuits made with peas and real Chicken! They are low in purine, with limited, 100% natural ingredients and a tasty grain-free recipe!
Fish Skin Bites
Fish is a great protein choice for dogs requiring a low-purine diet. These crunchy fish skin treats provide a great source of healthy omega 3 and 6 fats too!
Pure Beef Pate
Beef is a lower purine protein source so this 100% pure beef pate is perfect for occasional treating. It can be spread, mashed, diced and more, suitable for freezing too!
Turkey Meat Bites
Tasty, freeze-dried bite-sized treats made with 100% turkey. They are low-purine, provide a great source of protein and are perfect for training and rewarding!
Pure Salmon Sticks
Simply 100% pure salmon treat sticks with an irresistible taste and texture!. Fish is a great choice for low-purine diets, providing a great source of body-boosting Omega fatty acids too.
Need some more options? Check out my full range of dog treats suitable for including in a low purine diet.
Have any other recommendations, or you’ve spotted your dog’s favourite? Drop me a comment below!