What is the most popular dog treat?
Across the whole trade it is usually a pig ear, and ours is on this page for exactly that reason. It is the chew nearly every dog already knows. The wraps are the ones people come back for in quantity once they have tried one, which is a different kind of popular and arguably the better signal.
How do you decide what goes on this page?
What people actually reorder, rather than what we would like to shift. A treat that sells once and never again is not a bestseller, it is a mistake someone made politely. These are the ones that come back around.
Which of these suits a small dog?
Hairy rabbit ears and sweet potato slices are the two that need no size allowance at all. The pork sausages break up easily. A buffalo wrap or a turkey neck is a lot of chew for a little dog, so those are better suited to a medium or large one.
Is there a way to try several without buying several bags?
The pick n mix pouch, which is exactly what it is for. It is the cheapest way to find out what your dog goes for before you commit to a full pack of anything.
Which is the best value chew here?
Judged by how long it occupies a dog rather than by price, a buffalo wrap at around 315g takes some beating, and a turkey neck is better value than it looks. The cheapest thing on a page is rarely the best value if it is gone in a minute.
Do your bestsellers change?
They shift a little through the year. Long chews do better in winter when walks are shorter and dogs have more time to fill. If something on here stops earning its place, it comes off, because a bestsellers page that never changes is just a shop window.
