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Yes, all Garden SnaPets treats are safe and nutritious. They can be used both as dog treats and cat treats.

Our pet treats are made from high-quality, natural ingredients, including sweet potatoes, pumpkins, strawberries, and cranberries. More flavors are on the way!

Always introduce new foods and treats gradually and in moderation to ensure your pet adapts well to the addition to their diet.

Yes! Our treats are gentle on sensitive stomachs. Moreover, we make them from wholesome, natural ingredients. Please check with your vet if your pet has any pre-existing health issues or allergies.

No, our treats are free from artificial preservatives, colors, and flavors. We prioritize natural, healthy ingredients.

You can purchase our treats directly by contacting us or through select pet stores. Stay tuned for more purchasing options.

Absolutely! Our pet treats are perfect for positive reinforcement during training sessions. They’re delicious and healthy, making them an ideal reward for good behavior.

The remaining Garden SnaPets treats should be stored in the airtight pouches they are sold in to protect them from moisture and preserve their freshness and nutritional value.

Yes, our treats are safe for both puppies and kittens. However, always introduce new foods gradually and consult your veterinarian if you have any concerns, especially if your pet has known health issues or allergies.

No, Garden SnaPets treats are meant to be a supplement to your pets’ regular diet and should not replace their main food.

Overall, freeze-dried pet treats are a healthier, more natural option for pets compared to baked treats. They retain more nutrients, flavors, and aromas, have a longer shelf life, and are often easier to digest for pets with sensitivities.

Freeze-dried and dehydrated are two methods of preserving food by removing moisture, but they are not the same.

Freeze-drying involves freezing the food and then subjecting it to a vacuum environment to remove the moisture. This process retains more nutrients, flavor, and texture compared to dehydrating. Freeze-dried food also has a longer shelf life, is lighter in weight, and retains its original shape and color.

Dehydrating, on the other hand, involves removing moisture from the food by exposing it to heat. This method is less expensive than freeze drying, but it may result in loss of some nutrients and flavor. Dehydrated food is also heavier and may not have as long of a shelf life as freeze-dried food.

Shelf-life studies typically involve testing the product at regular intervals to evaluate its sensory attributes, chemical composition, and microbiological safety. This information is used to establish an expiration date or best before date for the product, ensuring that your pets can safely consume it without any negative effects.