Kettle Craft - Smokey Canadian Bacon Small Bite Dog Treats

TL;DR: Kettle Craft Smokey Canadian Bacon Small Bite Dog Treats are soft, oven-baked mini dog treats made in Canada with a smokey Canadian bacon flavour. Grain-free and sized for small breeds, puppies, or training rewards.

These treats are slow-baked in small batches for a soft texture and concentrated bacon flavour. The small-bite format makes them easy to portion during training or as a low-fuss reward for small dogs.

Each piece is grain-free, with no wheat, corn, or soy — a straightforward pick if you prefer to keep grains out of your dog's snack rotation. They're also a handy pocket-sized reward for a trip to the dog park near me or a quick neighbourhood walk.

Key features

• Small bite size — easy to chew and portion for small breeds or training
• Smokey Canadian bacon flavour — rich pork taste with minimal filler
• Grain-free recipe — no wheat, corn, or soy
• Oven-baked in small batches — soft texture, real flavour
• Made in Canada

Specifications

Attribute	Value
Brand	Kettle Craft
Protein sources	Pork (Canadian bacon), bison
Treat size	Small bite
Breed size	Small breed
Grain-free	Yes
Format	Soft, oven-baked
Country of origin	Canada

Who is it for?

This treat suits small breed dogs and any dog that benefits from a smaller reward — think puppies in training, toy and small breeds, or larger dogs on a calorie-conscious routine. If you avoid grains in your dog's diet, the grain-free recipe fits that preference.

Prefer a bigger piece or a different protein? You may also like the Kettle Craft - Smokey Canadian Bacon Big Bite Dog Treats, the Kettle Craft - Bison And Blueberry Small Bite Dog Treats, or the Kettle Craft - Venison And Okanagan Apple Small Bite Dog Treats for variety in your treat jar.

Feeding & use

Use as a treat or training reward, not as a meal replacement. Adjust your dog's daily food intake to account for treats, and always provide fresh water.

Store in a cool, dry place and reseal after opening to keep the treats soft. They travel well in a treat pouch for walks, training classes, or grooming appointments — handy if you're heading to dog groomers near me and want a calm, food-motivated pup.

How many treats can I give my dog per day?

As a general guideline, treats should make up no more than 10% of your dog's daily calories. Smaller breeds need fewer pieces than larger ones — start low and adjust based on your dog's size and activity level.

Are these treats good for training?

Yes. The small-bite size lets you reward frequently without overfeeding, which is useful for puppy classes, recall practice at the dog park, or settling routines before dog grooming near me visits.

Available for same-day pickup at our North York, Toronto storefront, or ships Canada-wide.