One fruit, dried. Nothing else. No binder, no added sugar, no preservative — just fruit dehydrated at low temperature to concentrate the flavour without taking anything away.

Which dehydrated treat is right for your dog?

Our single ingredient dog treats serve different purposes:

• Apple Cubes: soft, yeast-coated, ~0.5 kcal each. Small enough for a full training session, good enough to work as a food topper on the evening meal.
• Banana Cubes: naturally sweet and crunchy. Banana for dogs in its simplest form: the fruit, dehydrated, nothing more.
• Sweet Potato Cubes: dehydrated sweet potato for dogs — firm texture, a longer chew than a biscuit, one ingredient.

All are free from meat, wheat, soy and corn. Hypoallergenic, dehydrated in Canada.

Why dried fruit instead of biscuits?

Because there's nothing to explain on the label. For a dog that reacts to everything, a single ingredient dog treat is the simplest way to remove variables.

And because 0.5 kcal changes the math: you can reward fifty times in a session without touching the daily intake.

Want more variety? Browse our natural dog treats made from fruits and vegetables.

Fruit is part of good dog nutrition — discover our tips.

For training, check our training treats guide.

Frequently asked questions — Dehydrated dog treats

Can dogs eat apples, bananas and sweet potato?
Yes. Apple, banana and sweet potato for dogs are all well tolerated. Our apple cubes contain no seeds or core, and the banana and sweet potato cubes contain nothing but the fruit or vegetable.

Is there any added sugar?
No. The sweetness comes from the food itself, concentrated through dehydration.

Are they suitable for sensitive or allergy-prone dogs?
Yes. A single ingredient is the simplest format for a dog with a delicate stomach or food allergies.

Can they be used for training?
Yes, especially the apple cubes at 0.5 kcal — small, soft, gone in one bite.

What's the shelf life?
Up to 12 months in a dry place. The bags are resealable.

Complete with our dog supplements approved by Health Canada.