Word on the Treats Pet Blog

Whether it comes from healthy dog treats, pet foods or even dog chews, one of the most essential nutrients in a dog’s diet is protein. Why do dogs need protein, what are the best sources of proteins for dogs, and how can we ensure what we feed our dogs provides those proteins? Read on to find out!

Here are just five of the many benefits of adding food toppers to your pet’s dinner. By grinding our healthy dog treats into a powder, Treat Toppers offer a whole new way to give your dogs – and cats! – a boost of low-fat, low-allergen protein, nutrients, and flavor that won't break the bank.

From love and companionship, to protection and help, to numerous health benefits, our fur babies are indeed a fountain of fortune for us humans every day, not just on St. Patrick's Day! Here are five fun ideas for how to reward them with healthy dog treats – green or not! – for all they give to us.

Finding new gift ideas for your dog can be challenging. Farm to Pet has collaborated with US-based businesses to showcase dog gifts. Explore the best pet-friendly products, curated for a springtime filled with happiness for you and your dog.

Protein is arguably the most important component in a doggo’s diet, but does periodically rotating different types of proteins offer any health benefits? The short answer is YES, so let’s look at what protein rotation really means, what the key benefits are, and how to incorporate it into your pet's meal plan.

We all consider our pets part of the family. So it makes sense that we would want them to partake in family dinner, right? Wrong! Even though the safest choice for a healthy pet treat is one made especially for them of high-quality ingredients like ours, there are some human foods we can share with our furiends. Learn which ones are okay to share with Shirley the shih-tzu, which are off limits for Ollie the otterhound, and why.

Not only are single-ingredient dog treats simpler for us pet parents to understand, they are also simpler for our pets to digest. Since they free from potentially harmful or artificial ingredients and nutrition-free fillers, they also are less likely to produce adverse reactions from allergies or food sensitivities than multi-ingredient recipes. Read - and treat! - on!

We all want our pets to have high quality foods and treats in their diets. But with so many options on the market and so many sources of information to sift through, how do we really know if what we’re feeding our beloved fur babies is actually high quality? Farm to Pet is here to help!

Here's why a daily walk with your fur baby gets our vote for healthiest dog treat. Even though we think ours are a close second - and the best for treats dogs eat! - the health, behavioral and emotional benefits are too great to overlook. So put those paws to the pavement and rack up the benefits for yourselves!

Concerned about how and what to feed your new puppy? This helpful look into which foods provide most important nutrients for puppies and how much of each they need will put your mind - and your puppy's tummy- at ease.

Our pets are premium, so why not their treats? It doesn't have to mean more expensive - in fact, it usually means higher-quality ingredients. Take a look at the common threads among pet treats that are considered premium, as well as if that means they also top the list of healthy dog treats too.

At Farm To Pet, we believe healthy dog treats are close to what a pet would eat in the wild. If an ingredient list reads like a grocery list, like turkey, sweet potato, etc., you’re on the right track. If it looks like chemistry notes, move along. Here’s how to choose the right treat for your dog!