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The Doggie’s Deli

Premium Dog Treats Born From One Sick Puppy’s Second Chance at a Healthy Life

Shoppers can also filter treats by specific benefits. Options exist for bone and joint support, gut health, and skin and coat care. Dental treats and vitamin focused options round out the lineup. The Doggie’s Deli sorts its catalog by age and size too, covering puppies through senior dogs. Cat friendly treats sit alongside the dog focused range.

The company runs a free online calorie calculator. Owners enter their dog’s weight, age and activity level. The tool then suggests a daily treat budget based on that input. The Doggie’s Deli operates a physical storefront at 7952 West 3rd Street in Los Angeles. The shop stays open daily for local pet parents. Online orders over 40 dollars ship free. For owners chasing recognizable ingredients over factory made fillers, The Doggie’s Deli delivers exactly that.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many treats should a dog realistically eat in one day?

Most vets recommend that treats make up no more than 10 percent of a dog's daily calorie intake. Exceeding this regularly can lead to weight gain or nutritional imbalances over time.

What is the difference between jerky and freeze dried dog treats?

Jerky treats get slowly dehydrated at low heat, which concentrates flavor and extends shelf life. Freeze dried treats remove moisture through a cold vacuum process instead, often preserving more of the original nutrients.

Are grain free dog treats actually healthier than treats with grains?

Grain free treats are not automatically healthier for every dog. Some dogs have specific grain sensitivities that benefit from avoiding them. Most healthy dogs digest grains without any issue at all.

Why do some dog treats list a single ingredient instead of a full recipe?

Single ingredient treats, like plain dehydrated meat or sweet potato, minimize the risk of an allergic reaction. They work well for dogs with sensitive stomachs or known food allergies. Vets often recommend them as a safe starting point when testing a new protein.

How should pet owners store natural dog treats to keep them fresh?

Natural treats without preservatives typically need refrigeration or a cool, dry storage spot. Airtight containers help prevent moisture from causing spoilage. Owners should always check the specific product label for exact storage instructions.