4 Delicious PetLabCo. Christmas Dog Treats For Your Pup!

If you’re looking for festive nibbles to spoil your pup with, PetLabCo.’s healthy dog treats are ideal to pop under the tree and bring out on Christmas morning! From mouthwatering Salmon Bites to nutritious Beef Jerky, our treats are ideal for gifting to your beloved pup.

4 Delicious PetLabCo. Christmas Dog Treats

The festive period is creeping up on us all. However busy your house is going to be, there’s no doubt your table will be full of delicious food and wonderful festive tastes! But, when it comes to our favorite four-legged companions, they can sometimes feel a little left out of the festive fun and yummy treats…

While you sit and enjoy your festive supper, you might find some eager puppy dog eyes beaming up at you, begging for the odd bit of food to fall on the floor…sound familiar? Well, here at PetLabCo. we have found a way to avoid the big, glossy eyes and instead help them join in the holiday fun, too.

Take a look at these 4 irresistibly delicious Christmas dog treats that are perfect to help your pup feel included in the festive cheer! Each treat is packed with beneficial ingredients that contain beneficial nutrients like fatty acids, which can be part of a balanced approach to skin and coat care.

1. Salmon Bites Recipe

Our yummy Salmon Bites bites make amazing holiday dog treats! Made with nutrient-dense salmon, they are naturally rich in beneficial fatty acids, which can be part of a balanced diet that supports skin and coat health.

• Made with omega-rich salmon.
• Naturally rich in protein 
• Delicious as a healthy Christmas treat for your dog.

2. Beef Jerky Dog Treats

PetLabCo.’s Beef Jerky Bites are a delicious way to reward your pup with a savory treat made from real beef, and they make perfect Christmas dog treats! Made in the USA from high-quality ingredients, they offer a soft, chewy texture that’s easy to enjoy for dogs of various sizes and ages. While not a health supplement, Beef Jerky Bites are a tasty way to show your pup some love as part of a balanced lifestyle.

• Made with 100% real grass-fed beef.
• Manufactured in the USA with high-quality, globally-sourced ingredients.
• Single-source protein packed with vitamins A, B and D, iron, folic acid, zinc, copper, and essential fatty acids.

3. Wild Caught Salmon Bites

PetLabCo. Wild Caught Salmon Bites are premium single-ingredient dog treats made from 100% wild-caught salmon. Gently dehydrated to lock in natural flavor and protein, these savory bites offer a simple, wholesome option for dogs of all sizes. Ideal for treating or rewarding, or as a super tasty Christmas dog treat, they contain no added preservatives, fillers, or artificial ingredients—just high-quality fish. Always supervise when feeding, and offer as part of a balanced diet.

• Freeze-dried for flavor and nutrition.
• Made with real, wild caught salmon.
• Savory, tasty reward for dogs aged 12 weeks and older, including seniors.

4. Beef Liver Dogs Treats

PetLabCo. Beef Liver Bites are simple, single-ingredient treats made from 100% beef liver. These high-protein, bite-sized snacks are gently dehydrated to preserve flavor and quality, offering a tasty way to reward your pup. Free from added preservatives, fillers, or artificial ingredients, they make a wholesome option for treating at home or on the go. Always feed in moderation and as part of a balanced diet, and supervise your dog while treating.

• Made from high-quality real beef.
• Beef liver is naturally rich in nutrients like vitamin A and iron.
• A wholesome reward that can contribute to your dog’s overall enjoyment and wellbeing when included as part of a healthy routine.

Christmas Dog Treats FAQ: How To Spoil Your Pup Responsibly This Festive Season

Q: Is it safe to give my dog extra treats during the holidays?

It’s perfectly okay to include your dog in the holiday fun—just do so in moderation. Treats should make up no more than 10% of your pup’s daily caloric intake. Stick to dog-specific treats, and avoid overfeeding, especially if your dog is already receiving other rewards or supplements.

Q: Can dogs have human holiday foods like turkey or gravy?

It’s best to avoid sharing holiday meals with your dog. Many human foods, including rich gravies, stuffing, chocolate, and certain seasonings (like garlic or onion), can be harmful to dogs. Instead, treat them with dog-friendly snacks like single-ingredient treats or soft chews made specifically for canine consumption.

Q: What are some safe Christmas dog treats I can give my pup?

PetLab Co. treats like Beef Jerky Bites, Wild Caught Salmon Bites, and Beef Liver Bites are excellent options. They’re made with high-quality ingredients and are free from artificial additives—perfect for gifting a tasty moment of joy. Just remember to offer treats in moderation and as part of a balanced routine.

Q: How can I include my dog in gift-giving without overdoing it?

Create a stocking with a few of your dog’s favorite approved treats, a new toy, or a cozy blanket. You can even wrap up treats individually for them to “unwrap” with supervision. Focus on interactive bonding moments—not just edible rewards—to make the day special.

Q: Are there any holiday-themed treats I should avoid?

Avoid novelty treats that use artificial dyes, high sugar content, or questionable ingredient sources. Always check the label, and when in doubt, stick with brands you trust and treats you know are made with your dog’s well-being in mind.

Happy Holidays to all our PetLab Co. customers and their furry friends!

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