Grain Free • Hypoallergenic • UK-Sourced
At Postman Pooch, we believe treats should be as natural as the love you give your dog. That’s why our all-natural range focuses on simple chews made from real ingredients - not ultra-processed fillers or artificial junk. Our natural treats are responsibly sourced from trusted UK farms, giving you better quality dog treats you can feel confident feeding. From rabbit ears and beef trachea to fish sprats, every chew is carefully chosen to support healthier teeth, easier digestion and happier, tail-wagging pups.
Naturally Better Treats for Dogs of All Shapes, Sizes & Sensitivities
"Say goodbye to ultra-processed snacks packed with fillers - our natural chews support cleaner teeth, easier digestion and happier, healthier dogs."
Natural Dog Treats vs Artificial
Factor Natural Dog Treats Artificial / Processed Treats Ingredients ✅ Single-ingredient or minimally processed (e.g. dried meat, fish, tendons) 😰 Often contain additives, flavourings, colourings, and fillers Transparency ✅ Easy to recognise and understand 😰 Longer ingredient lists, harder to interpret Digestibility ✅ Generally easier to digest 😰 May cause digestive upset in sensitive dogs Nutritional Value ✅ Provides real protein, natural fats, and nutrients 😰 Often lower nutritional value, more "empty calories" Allergy-Friendly ✅ Single-protein options available 😰 Hidden additives may trigger sensitivities Dental Benefits ✅ Natural chewing helps reduce plaque 😰 May soften or stick to teeth Processing Level ✅ Air-dried or gently prepared 😰 Heavily manufactured and reshaped Price Point ✅ Premium pricing reflects ingredient quality 😰 Usually cheaper but lower ingredient quality
Introducing our exclusive Pick n’ Mix All-Natural Dog Treats selection, where tail-wagging delights meet nutritional excellence! With our Pick n’ Mix offering, you have the freedom to tailor your furry friend’s snacking experience to their unique tastes and dietary needs.
These made from wholesome ingredients without artificial additives, preservatives, or fillers, ensuring a healthier diet for our furry friends. By avoiding artificial flavours and colours, we reduce the risk of potential allergies or digestive issues, making them suitable for even sensitive dogs.
All-natural dog treats are made from high-quality ingredients that are rich in nutrients such as protein, vitamins, and minerals. This means that your dog will not only enjoy a delicious snack but also receive the necessary nutrition to maintain their overall health and wellbeing.
Our range of all natural dog treats are specially crafted for pups of all shapes and sizes. With a variety of meats including chicken, beef, lamb, venison & much more your furry friend is sure to find a favourite. Providing a healthier alternative to heavily processed treats.
Because every dog deserves a taste of nature’s best. Is your pooch next? 🐶
To us, a natural treat is something made with simple, whole ingredients you’d recognise from your own kitchen. Reputable makers skip artificial preservatives and flavourings and focus on minimally processed meats, fruits or veggies.
Absolutely. Whether you have a tiny terrier or a big shepherd, there’s a natural snack that’ll suit them. The key is picking the right size or texture to match your dog’s chewing style
Natural treats can do more than satisfy a craving. They can add protein, vitamins and fibre to your dog’s diet and even help with digestion and dental health. Because they aren’t loaded with fillers or harsh additives, they’re often easier on sensitive stomachs
Natural treats rely on real foods – think meat, cheese, fruit and veggies – and undergo minimal processing like baking or freeze‑drying. Many mass‑produced treats, on the other hand, are full of sugar, corn syrup and artificial colours, and tend to have a longer shelf life because they’re packed with preservatives
Yes! In fact, tasty, natural morsels are often ideal for reward‑based training. Choose small pieces your dog can eat quickly so they stay focused on you between commands.
Young pups can enjoy treats, but it’s best to use ones designed for their little mouths and developing teeth. Experts suggest picking soft, bite‑sized options and limiting treats to no more than 10 % of a puppy’s daily calories.
Yes. Many natural treat brands offer softer or chewy snacks tailored to senior dogs. These still deliver flavour and nutrients while being gentle on ageing gums and jaws.
They can be. Because natural treats often use single proteins and limited ingredients, they’re less likely to trigger allergies. Some brands even specialise in hypoallergenic or novel proteins like rabbit and venison. Always check the ingredient list and talk to your vet if you’re unsure
Recipes vary, but common bases include chickpea or other legume flours and healthy oils. Flavours may come from real Parmesan, unsweetened applesauce or natural peanut butter, and there are no hidden chemicals like xylitol
Many are, especially those marketed for sensitive dogs. Some manufacturers omit wheat, corn and soy entirely, and others offer single‑protein freeze‑dried options like salmon, chicken or sardines. Always read the label to confirm.
Because they aren’t pumped with artificial preservatives, natural treats will keep their quality only if stored properly. Dry‑baked treats can last up to a year when kept in a cool, dry place. Once opened, transfer them to an airtight container and aim to use them within a couple of months; refrigerating or freezing can help extend their freshness
Yes! Chewing on firm, natural snacks can scrape away plaque and tartar, which in turn leads to fresher breath.
Moderation is important. Nutritionists generally recommend that treats make up no more than about ten percent of your dog’s daily calories to avoid unbalancing their diet.
Adding a sprinkle of treats to their dinner is fine and can make mealtime more exciting, but keep portion sizes modest so your dog still gets a balanced meal
Some brands offer low‑glycaemic, low‑fat treats crafted for dogs with metabolic conditions. For instance, Kanine Kookies formulates diabetic‑friendly options using low‑glycaemic oats and fruits, and produces very lean treats for dogs with pancreatitis. As always, consult your vet before introducing new foods if your dog has a health condition.
