At Green Pantry, we believe that treating your dog should always be a joyful experience, not a source of worry about their weight. That’s why we’ve created low-fat dog treats that are packed full of delicious and nutritious ingredients designed to support their health and vitality.
Catering to the health and happiness of your beloved dog is at the heart of what we do. We understand that maintaining a balanced diet is crucial for dogs of all ages, and when it comes to rewarding good behaviour or simply showing some love, low-fat options are often the smartest choice. Every mouthful is a moment of canine bliss, with no unnecessary fat added.
Shop our full range of natural dog treats and get your dog’s taste buds tingling without compromising on their health!
Whether you’re rewarding a playful new puppy, spoiling your senior pooch, or supporting a pet on a weight management plan, our low-calorie dog treats are the perfect choice. Made with responsibly sourced, all-natural ingredients, these treats are both nutritious and guilt-free. Not only are they low in fat, but they’re also packed with essential nutrients to keep your furry friend happy and healthy!
From lean proteins like white fish to beneficial botanicals and fibre-rich vegetables like sweet potato and parsley, each flavour of our air-dried treats offers delicious tastes while being gentle for digestion. In particular, our White Fish with Parsley & Potato contains just 1.5% fat.
All of our treats are handmade right here in the UK, and are slowly air-dried to ensure the highest retention of both flavour and nutritional profile. Ideal for dogs who struggle to control their weight, have a fragile immune system, or need extra nutrients for healthy skin & coats, they’re a delicious way to show your dog that you truly care about them.
You don’t have to worry about what’s in the food you’re feeding your dog… simply sit back and browse through our treats with confidence, knowing that your dog will benefit from tasty and nutritious ingredients.
Your dog’s health and happiness are always our top priority, and that includes the treats they get. Every tail wag is worthy of a reward that is as nutritious as it is delicious. That’s why you can count on our low-calorie dog treats that are crafted with the same commitment to natural ingredients and wholesome goodness. So, whether your dog is watching their weight, has a sensitive tummy, or you want to offer a lighter snack, you can trust that our treats deliver intense flavours without any unnecessary fat.
“Super easy to order and everything arrives really quickly. My dog enjoys the food and the treats and he has a very settled tummy on Green Pantry.”
“Our puppy loves the food and treats which are always delivered on time. The team is very helpful if you ever have a query.”
If you have any enquiries, please do get in touch. A member of our friendly team is always on standby to help – our dedication to excellent customer service means that we treasure all customers, old or new! Or, pick up the phone and chat to us on 01553 811 320.
Yes! All of our low-fat dog treats are suitable for puppies aged 8 weeks and over, adult dogs and seniors. Our treats are the perfect thing for training and rewarding new pups, and they’re also made with high-quality and natural ingredients, too.
Unfortunately, there isn’t an exact number of how many treats to feed your dog per day. It depends on multiple factors, such as your dog’s age, size, breed, and health conditions. Generally, you can follow the 10% rule, where treats should make up no more than 10% of your dog’s total calorie intake.
For more information, have a read of our blog: How Many Treats Should I Feed My Dog Per Day?
Yes, our low-fat natural dog treats are designed and made to suit dogs with pancreatitis, or those recovering from it. Our treats contain very little fat content, which is crucial for dogs who suffer from this condition, as high-fat meals or treats can trigger flare-ups. Beyond just fat content, our ingredients are also easily digestible and gentle on the stomach. Just remember moderation is always key, more so if your dog has or is recovering from pancreatitis
