Dough Face Dog Treats

Treats imported with questionable ingredients. Mass produced treats with chemicals like preservatives, dyes, and artificial flavorings. 

Net Weight: 4 oz. or 8 oz.
Each 4 oz bag contains 8–10 large treats; each 8 oz. bag contains 17-20 pieces. Each treat breaks into five roughly 1" pieces.

We bake out the moisture to keep things shelf-stable without preservatives, which gives these treats their firm, crunchy texture. Store in a cool, dry place for up to 6 months, or freeze for up to 12 months to extend freshness.

INGREDIENTS

• Peanut Butter — oats, peanut butter, banana, and eggs
• Sweet Potato — oats, sweet potatoes, eggs, and a hint of dried parsley
• Apple — oats, apples, eggs, and a hint of mint

Allergen Information
All products are manufactured in a kitchen that handles peanuts. Cross-contact with peanut proteins is possible.

SOURCE
Baked in small batches in Wolcott, NY.

PACKAGING
Lined kraft bag.

I’m Julia - dog mom first, dog treat maker second.And everything I make starts there.Dough Face Dog Treats didn’t start as a business idea. It started the way most good things do - with my own dogs: Gambol, Puck (who will always be part of this story), Chewie, and Grendel. I wanted to feel confident about the treats I was giving them, so I started paying closer attention… and then making my own.Not because it was easier.Because it felt better.How I Think About Feeding My DogsI don’t claim to have all the answers. But I do try to be intentional.That means:• choosing real, recognizable ingredients• keeping things simple when possible• doing the research when I don’t know something• and thinking about the bigger picture - not just my dogs, but my home, my community, and the environment we all shareSome days that looks like baking treats.Some days it looks like reading ingredient labels for way too long.Most days it looks like just doing the best I can.Why Dough Face Is DifferentThere are a lot of good dog treats out there. Truly.What I care about is how treats fit into real life with dogs - the kind where you have multiple dogs, different needs, limited time, and a lot going on.So I make treats that are:intentionally scored so you can break them into smaller piecespractical for households with more than one dogand designed to make everyday moments just a little easierBecause feeding your dog well should support your life - not complicate it.