FAQ

Freeze drying is a gentle preservation process that removes moisture while helping retain the natural nutrients, flavor, and texture of raw ingredients. The result is a lightweight, shelf stable treat made from real meat with no need for artificial preservatives.

Yes. Our treats start with raw, premium quality ingredients that are freeze dried rather than cooked at high temperatures. Freeze drying helps preserve the nutritional integrity and natural taste dogs instinctively crave.

Unlike many traditional treats that contain fillers, artificial flavors, or unnecessary additives, True Wild treats are made with just one premium ingredient. They provide naturally protein rich nutrition in a simple, wholesome form that promotes health and vitality. This process also keeps our treats low in calories, allowing your dog to enjoy them while still having the ability to keep a lean body.

Because we use real cuts of meat, every batch is naturally unique. Slight differences in size, color, and texture are completely normal and are a sign that you're feeding real food.

No. Our freeze dried treats are shelf stable and do not require refrigeration. Simply reseal the bag after each use and store it in a cool, dry place.

Treats should be enjoyed in moderation and are intended to complement a complete and balanced diet. As a general guideline, treats should make up no more than 10 percent of your dog's daily calories.

Yes. Simply crumble or sprinkle a few pieces over your dog's food to add extra flavor and protein. Many picky eaters love the added taste and aroma.

The FDA recommends washing your hands after handing any raw food, including freeze-dried pet foods.

Every dog has their own preferences, and that's completely normal. While we think most dogs will go wild for True Wild, if one protein isn't their favorite, another might be. We offer a variety of single ingredient proteins, making it easy to find one your dog will love.

We recommend starting with a small amount and gradually increasing over the course of 5 to 7 days. This gives your dog's digestive system time to adjust and helps minimize the chance of temporary stomach upset that can occur with any dietary change.