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Grain Free Dog Treats

Grain Free Dog Treats

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Grain Free Dog Treats products have an average rating of 4.5 / 5.0 from 1692 reviews

Grain-free dog treats

Grain-free dog treats and food are thought to more closely emulate the dog's natural diet and are becoming an increasingly popular option amongst pet owners. As the name suggests, they are made with no corn, rice, barley, wheat or gluten.

Pet Circle stocks a huge variety of grain-free dog treat options to suit every dog's preference. Explore our range of the best grain-free dental treats, rawhide treats, liver treats and more.

Best grain-free dog treats based on our customer reviews

Natures Cuts Beef Ears My two dogs love these, the first time they didn't know what to do but boy do they get excited when they are rewarded with this treat. And a wonderful way for them to be completely occupied for a good half hour - LYN
Greenies Grain-Free Dental Chews My fur baby loved these, she can't get enough of them, she would the whole packet if she could, fantastic for dogs - AJ COOKE
Blackdog Chicken Breast I can't be left without these. My dogs get 1 every morning and they expect it. These are the best ones on the market. Wouldn't buy anything else. - JACINTA
Ziwi Peak Good Dog Rewards Lamb Our Toy Poodles love these treats. They are a good size for small dogs and they keep coming back for more. - SAMANTHA

Are grain-free dog treats the right choice for my dog?

Grain-free dog treats use an alternative, non-grain carbohydrate source such as tapioca, chickpeas, peas, lentils, potatoes and sweet potatoes. This means that grain-free treats are not necessarily lower in carbohydrates. To learn more about the ingredients that go into your dog's food and treats, check our our article on Pet food ingredients.In cases where a food allergy has been diagnosed and on rare occasions that this includes grains, looking at a grain-free treat option would be ideal for your dog.

If you are interested in reading more about grain-free dog food and treats, check out our articles written by our in-house veterinarians on Natural foods for dogs, Does grain-free food cause heart disease and Exploring grain-free pet food

Author info: Dr Nicole du Plessis - Pet Circle In House Veterinarian