What are the safest most tolerated dog treats?

Plain boiled chicken breast with no added seasoning or oils is a great healthy snack. It helps build muscle, is gentle on the stomach and the omega-6 fatty acids it contains help to keep their skin and coat healthy too. You could also try giving your dog salmon as this is rich in omega-3 fatty acids, but it’s much higher in fat and ideally should be given occasionally and in small amounts. Peanut butter is a great source of protein, but you have to be careful which type you use. Always avoid feeding them peanut butter that is high in salt and sugar and should not contain artificial sweeteners. Pumpkin and squash are packed full of fibre and vitamins that help keep your dog regular whilst also giving them a healthy-looking coat. Apple slices are a tasty crunchy treat for your dog, they're full of fibre and nutrients and may even help to freshen your dog’s breath. There are several vegetables that you can give to your dog either cooked or raw, including: Carrots Broccoli Green beans. Remember any fruits or vegetables should be cut into very small pieces, especially if your dog tends to swallow food whole rather than chew it. If your dog is on a prescription diet, or a special low-fat diet, then giving them a small amount of their normal dry food can be a great way to give them a treat without risking their health.

In general, the first thing to remember when selecting dog treats is to choose ones that have whole ingredients that you can pronounce and recognize. We’re talking things like chicken, fish, eggs, and quinoa, and not things like ethoxyquin and sodium selenite. Whole, clean foods are just as good for your dog as they are for you. BARK in particular has a whole host of treats guaranteed to make your dog’s belly happy. They produce all of their all-natural treats with whole ingredients—no wheat, soy, or corn—right here in the USA. Homemade treats are always an option, and many recipes include as few as 2 or 3 ingredients you already have in your kitchen. Blueberries, bananas, peanut butter, and oats are just a few.

The best ones I've found are the Boss Dog Greek Yogurt. My dog will go absurd and will do anything for them. Steak and chicken work too but I can't do that everyday or she would never eat her regular food.