Raw dog treats should do more than reward a sit. Ours are built around real nutrition: muscle, organ, hoof, antler, jerky and bone, each one picked for a specific health benefit rather than how cute it looks in a Boomerang ad. There's gut-supporting green tripe jerky, collagen-rich beef chews for joint and coat health, low-fat shark jerky for dogs prone to pancreatitis, and long-wearing deer antlers for heavy chewers like Staffies and German Shepherds.
Everything in the range is real Australian or wild-sourced protein with no fillers, no synthetic flavours and no artificial preservatives. Browse below, pick the treats that match what your dog actually needs, and use them as functional fuel between meals or as high-value training rewards.
Why Functional Raw Treats Beat the Cute Ones
A lot of dog treats are sugar bombs with a paw stamped on them. Heart-shaped, brightly coloured, packed with grains and meat meal and a list of preservatives long enough to need its own page. They taste fine. They do nothing.
The range here is the opposite. Every product was picked because it does a job. Green tripe jerky for digestion. Collagen chews for joints. Organ jerky for nutrient density. Antlers and hooves for dental wear. The treats look unglamorous because real food usually does, and they cost more because real Australian protein costs more than rendered meat slurry.
The benefit shows up in coat condition, calmer skin, firmer stools and the steady energy of a dog whose treats aren't undoing their dinner. If you're already feeding raw, treats should match. If you're still on kibble, swapping the treats is the cheapest way to start moving in the right direction. There's more on the bigger picture on our why raw works page.
What's in the Natural Pet Treats Range
The line-up covers the main jobs the treats actually need to do.
Jerky for nutrition and training. Green Tripe Jerky brings natural digestive enzymes and gut-supporting nutrients in a chewy bite. Chicken Organ Jerky and Emu Organ Jerky deliver the dense vitamin and mineral profile of organ meat without the mess of feeding it raw. Goat Jerky Treats are a clean novel protein, great for dogs that react to common meats.
Low-fat, dental and joint focused. Shark Jerky Chews are unusual: very low fat, high in omega-3, and tough enough to give the teeth a workout. Beefy Collagen Chews are the functional choice for joint, skin and coat support, with naturally occurring collagen and glucosamine.
Long-lasting chews. Deer Antlers and Deer Hooves are for the heavy chewers. They scrape tartar off teeth, keep busy minds occupied, and last considerably longer than any synthetic chew. Worth pairing with our take on whether dental sticks actually clean teeth.
Variety packs. If you'd rather try a spread before committing, the Raw Combo Treats Mix puts the bestsellers in one box.
Match the Treat to the Job
Digestive support and leaky gut
Green Tripe Jerky is the answer. Green tripe is loaded with naturally occurring digestive enzymes and probiotic bacteria, both of which help dogs with patchy digestion or recovering guts. The full case for it sits on our green tripe deep dive, and our piece on the leaky gut in dogs covers the broader picture.
Joint, skin and coat health
Beefy Collagen Chews work daily nutrition into a treat format. Pair with omega-3 from our natural pet supplements for the full effect. Our guide on joint, skin and coat health covers the food and supplement angle.
Dental wear
Deer Antlers and Deer Hooves are the long chews that do real dental work. Combine with raw meaty bones for a complete dental routine.
Low fat for sensitive dogs
Shark Jerky Chews are the standout. Lean, high in omega-3, and gentle on dogs prone to pancreatitis or weight gain.
Allergies and novel proteins
Goat Jerky Treats and Emu Organ Jerky are useful when chicken and beef are off the table. For the dietary side of skin and gut allergies, our raw food for allergies page is the starting point.
Nutrient-dense rewards for training
Chicken Organ Jerky cuts into small pieces easily and is high enough value that most dogs will work for it. Real organ meat is the highest-density form of vitamins and minerals you can hand to a dog.
How to Choose the Right Raw Dog Treats
Pick by your dog's needs, not by what's in the photo
The right treat is the one that matches what your dog actually needs. Itchy dog? Lean on collagen and omega-rich options. Heavy chewer destroying every toy? Antlers and hooves. Sensitive stomach? Single-ingredient jerky like tripe or goat. Pancreatitis history? Low-fat shark jerky over anything beef or lamb-based.
Watch the ingredient list
A treat should have one or two ingredients. The protein, and maybe a salt or natural preservative. Anything with grain, sugar, glycerin, propylene glycol, synthetic colours or BHA/BHT preservatives goes back on the shelf. Most supermarket treats fail this test instantly.
Size matters for chews
Match the chew to the dog. Small breeds and puppies do well on softer jerky pieces. Medium dogs handle most of the range comfortably. Large and giant breeds need the bigger, denser items like full antlers and hooves so they last longer than five minutes. Always supervise heavy chewing sessions and remove worn-down pieces that could splinter or be swallowed.
Treats count as calories
Treats should sit at around 10% of daily calorie intake at most. Going over creates the same problem as overfeeding meals, just in smaller bites. For dogs on a strict diet, lean treats like shark jerky or single-ingredient organ jerky are the best fit. Run your dog's daily portion through our raw feeding calculator if you want exact numbers.
Combine treats with a clean diet
Functional treats are great. Functional treats sitting on top of a cheap kibble diet still won't fix chronic problems. The base of the diet matters more than the rewards, so pair treats with our full raw dog food range or one of our raw meal packs for the best long-term results.
Storage
Most jerky and dried treats are kept at room temperature in a sealed container for a few months. Refrigerate after a longer period to preserve freshness. Antlers and hooves are shelf-stable for ages.
Related Collections
Build out the rest of your dog's diet with the full raw dog food range, raw meaty bones for dental health, natural pet supplements, raw meal packs, pre-mixed meat tubs and raw combo packs. New to natural feeding? Start with our food selector guide.