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About Stanley Snacks
Stanley is a rescue greyhound, he was in poor condition when he came home to us and didn’t understand what a treat was. He was underweight even for a greyhound and it was difficult to build up any weight despite his enormous appetite. Switching him to better food and and introducing natural treats was key in improving his health, his coat and building his condition. Stanley likes to snack, frequently. He seeks snacks all the time.
Our packaging is eco-conscious, unbleached boxes and lining paper, all which can be recycled and composted. Our contents cards are made from recycled paper and recyclable. We avoid the use of plastic where possible except for our small postal bags which we are phasing out in favour of sugar based bags which are sustainable and compostable. Please dispose of carefully and responsibly and keep away from children and animals.
Where to start if you are new to natural dog treats
- Does your dog have any dietary needs?
- If they have an intolerance or an allergy – consider a Variety Box and tell us about it so we can exclude any related treats or if it is chicken (a common problem protein for pups) try Stanley’s Box.
- Does your dog have any health issues? – for liver or pancreatic conditions try a Reduced Fat Box or Walnut’s Box for dogs needing lower fat. For dogs on exclusion diets try one of our Single Protein Boxes or our Novel Protein Box.
- If your pup needs to manage or lose weight – try a Reduced Fat Box, or Walnut’s Box.
2. Does your dog have any behavioural issues that need to be considered?
- For dogs who resource guard food – consider Levi’s Box
- For younger or very active dogs that need treats to keep busy – consider a Longer Lasting Treats Box
3. If your dog has no dietary or behavioural issues to consider but you don’t know where to start with natural treats
- Consider a Variety Box to sample a wide range and get to know their preferences
4. If your dog has no dietary or behavioural issues to consider but you are not comfortable with seeing or handling obvious animal bits
- Consider a Squeamish Box, this contains sticks, sausages, twists, cubes and slices, not an ear, tail, snout or foot in sight