7 Dog Treat Brands to AVOID at All Costs in UK (And 4 That Are Actually Safe)

0:00 An analysis of dog treat brands in the UK, highlighting ingredients, safety concerns, and regulatory gaps. 1:26 Wag Treats 3:02 Good boy chomping chips and basted rawhide chews 5:21 Pedigree Dentastics 7:46 Wearbox Naturals Chicken Strips 9:40 Lily's Kitchen Bedtime Biscuits 11:59 Harrington's treats 14:25 Any jerky treat with a country of origin that is not the UK or EU 17:19 Burns Treats 18:12 natural instinct pure range 19:29 JR Pet Products 19:58 your own kitchen The front of a dog treat packet can look reassuring while the ingredient list tells a very different story. In this video, I examine dog treats sold in the UK and explain what their ingredients, sourcing information, and the gaps in regulation can reveal. I cover Wag Treats, Good Boy rawhide chews, Pedigree Dentastics, Webbox Naturals Chicken Strips, Lily's Kitchen Bedtime Biscuits, Harrington's treats, and imported jerky with non-UK or non-EU origins. I also look at concerns involving wheat, sugar, processing agents, BHA, rawhide, and unclear country-of-origin information. I then compare Burns Purelicious, Natural Instinct Pure, JR Pet Products, and treats made at home. I explain how I read an ingredient list, why single-ingredient options can be easier to assess, and which kitchen ingredients dogs should never eat.