Crumps' Natural

Crumps' Naturals is a Canadian treat maker whose line-up centres on single-ingredient and minimally processed dog treats. Ashario Pets carries 33 Crumps' Natural items, roughly $8.48 to $28.60 CAD, spanning freeze-dried meats, dehydrated chews, semi-moist training bites and dental sticks. Everything ships Canada-wide, with same-day pickup at our North York store.

Which Crumps' Naturals dog treats should you choose?

Start with the job the treat has to do. Training, chewing and dental care each call for a different format, and most households end up keeping two on hand.

• Freeze-dried: light, crumbly and high-value. The freeze-dried beef liver bites are the collection's best-seller and break easily into smaller pieces for repeat rewards.
• Semi-moist mini trainers: soft, pre-portioned and quick to swallow, so a session keeps moving. Available in beef, lamb and chicken.
• Dehydrated chews: firmer and longer-lasting, including beef tendersticks, lamb chop and sweet potato.
• Dental sticks: the Plaque Busters range, offered in a bacon version and an Advanced Whole Mouth Care stick with probiotics, supports daily oral care routines.

Matching the treat to your dog

Puppies and dogs in active training

Choose small, soft rewards you can hand out dozens of times without overloading a young dog. The semi-moist beef mini trainers suit class work and loose-leash practice; lamb and chicken are useful rotations if your dog is already eating beef daily.

Dogs with protein sensitivities

Single-protein formats make elimination simpler. Lamb options give you an alternative to beef and chicken, and the dehydrated sweet potato chews are a meat-free choice for dogs on restricted diets or for owners who prefer a plant-based chew.

Enthusiastic chewers

Dehydrated beef tendersticks and lamb chop treats hold up longer than freeze-dried bites, which makes them a better fit for crate time or a quiet evening chew. Supervise any chew and match the size to your dog.

How much should you buy?

Treats are calories. A common approach is keeping treats to about ten percent of daily intake and reducing meal portions on heavy training days. If you are trying Crumps' for the first time, buy one small bag of a trainer and one chew, see what your dog works hardest for, then size up. Freeze-dried products keep well in a sealed container; semi-moist bags are best resealed after each session.