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Feeding Training Treats & Natural Supplements

Choosing quality pet products

Knowing which naturally-derived products with safe and natural ingredients to buy for your dog can be difficult. We understand that choosing can feel overwhelming and complicated with so many options.

Finding the best treats and supplements for your dog isn’t always easy. After looking at the ingredients list, you’ll see that many dog treats and supplements are unhealthy – even though some may claim otherwise.

Houndztooth‘s products are as natural and pet-friendly as they come

We are passionate about giving our pets the highest quality products, with all our ingredients sourced from Australian-based suppliers.

Our carefully formulated training treats and natural health supplements are 100% natural and Australian-made with locally sourced, sustainable ingredients.

Australian hemp

Our natural hemp health supplements are professionally formulated to target your dog’s anxiety, joint and skin inflammation, gut health, and skin and coat condition.

Australian hemp is one of nature’s best natural supplements for humans and hounds. It’s high in antioxidants and packed with omegas 3, 6 and 9, which can help boost your dog’s immune system, relieve skin conditions, ease allergies and improve cognitive function.

In partnership with our Australian-based suppliers, we select the highest quality hemp crops nurtured from seed, soil and harvest to bottling and packaging.

Australian hemp oil for dogs

Our Australian hemp oil for dogs is incredible because of its multifaceted health benefits. Introducing it to your pup’s daily diet can help to improve irritable skin conditions like eczema, dandruff, rashes, allergies and atopic dermatitis.

Hemp Seed Oil contains Gamma-linolenic acid (GLA), an omega-6 fatty acid that helps to reduce inflammation and ease arthritis and joint pain.

Together, the 100% Cold Pressed Hemp Seed Oil’s nutrients to help hydrate and nourish your dog’s skin and coat and improve their gut health and well-being. Hemp oil for dogs is easy to digest and perfect for pups with sensitive stomachs.

Hemp Anxiety Aid

Introducing our Hemp Anxiety Aid to your dog may help to ease any anxiety they are experiencing.

Our Hemp Anxiety Aid has been specifically formulated to target and relieve anxiety, loaded with Australian hemp oil for dogs and natural, soothing ingredients like L-Tryptophan, B Vitamins, magnesium and ginger.

We recommend starting here if you’re looking for a naturally-derived, homegrown health supplement to treat mild anxiety. However, we always recommend speaking with your vet about possible treatment plans for dogs suffering from severe anxiety.

Training treats

Our clean dog treats are made with 100% Australian ingredients and proteins. Our treats are air-dried in a state-of-the-art drying facility in rural New South Wales to ensure your pup’s best and healthiest quality treat.

Just as it is for people, feeding a natural diet to your dog is essential. With our training treats, you can enrich your pup’s diet with nutritious, protein, vitamin, mineral and antioxidant-rich treats from 100% Australian chicken, lamp, beef & ocean trout.

Go natural when feeding your pup treats or supplements

When choosing treats and health supplements for your dog, select a natural product with Australian ingredients clearly labelled. That way, you’ll understand precisely what you are feeding them.

Whether it’s dog treats, health supplements or just their general diet, try feeding your pup as naturally as possible. A natural diet will benefit their overall health and happiness, which makes spending time together that much more fun.

Training treats and natural health supplements your dog will love

 

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