Best-selling low-cal treats for small dogs in one tidy stock up. Low-cal bites from 3 kcal per piece, plus higher value picks for tougher training moments.
Low-Cal Stock Up Bundle is the easiest way to stock up on our best sellers for little dogs. You get low-cal training bites starting from 3 kcal per piece for everyday rewards, plus higher value options for the moments that need a bit more motivation. Two of each. Sorted.
What’s inside
- Venison Training Bites (80g) – tiny pieces for quick, everyday training rewards.
- Rabbit Training Bites (80g) – clean, small bites you can use often without overdoing it.
- Salmon Crunch Cubes (80g) – firm, bite-sized cubes for a slightly higher value reward.
- Cod Skin Cubes (80g) – textured cubes with a firmer bite for when you want variety.
Why small dog owners choose it
- Daily training covered – low-cal rewards starting from 3 kcal per piece, made for little mouths.
- High value ready – a mix of training bites and fish favourites for harder moments like recall and distractions.
- Best sellers, no fuss – the most loved options in one tidy stock-up bundle.
- Calorie clarity – clear kcal per piece on pack so you can portion calmly.
Ingredients
- Venison Training Bites: 100% venison
- Rabbit Training Bites: 100% rabbit
- Salmon Crunch Cubes: 100% salmon
- Cod Skin Cubes: 100% cod
Feeding & safety
- Treats are complementary feeds.
- Always supervise chewing and provide fresh drinking water.
- Start with one piece at a time, especially for extra-small dogs.
- Choose an appropriate size for your dog’s weight and chew style.
- Store in a cool, dry place and reseal after opening.
Too big, too hard, too much guesswork?
Treats made for small dogs, so you can stop chopping, guessing and worrying.
Tiny pieces for little mouths
A small-dog range with pieces sized with care.
Low-cal from 3 kcal per treat
Clear calories per treat for simple portion control.
Single protein, simple choice
One protein per treat, kept straightforward.
What they’d say
Noodle - 6 kg Cavapoo
I live with a Labrador. You learn to move fast.
I share the house with Roca the Labrador. Before, all the treats were his size – I could barely get my teeth round them before he’d hoover up the rest. Now there’s a bag just for me, with little pieces he can’t pretend were ‘an accident’.
Miso - 8 kg Jack Russell Terrier
My housemate finally got the memo.
My housemate Sam opens the bag and the treats actually fit my mouth. No chopping, no snapping, no crumbs on the sofa. We skip the DIY and get straight to me being brilliant.
Dot - 4 kg Miniature Dachshund
Mum checks the numbers so I don’t have to.
Mum likes that the little calories-per-treat numbers are clear, so she knows when to stop. I just roll onto my back, wave my paws and somehow another one appears. Apparently I still fit in my jumper.
Pip - 3 kg Yorkshire Terrier
My little sister calls it ‘training’. I call it snack o’clock.
My little sister Lily comes home from school, drops her bag and lines up the tiny treats. Then we do our usual sit-and-stay routine. I’m not entirely sure what the game is, but I absolutely love the prizes.
Blog posts
3 Calorie Training Treats for Small Dogs: Reward More Without Overdoing It
Tiny training treats for small dogs. Why 3 kcal per treat works, what to look for, and the common mistakes to avoid when treating more often.
Bonfire Night with Small Dogs (UK): A Calm, Evidence-Led Guide
A practical, research-backed plan for small dogs on 5 November: what studies say, how to prepare, and calm routines—plus UK timing rules.
