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The treats and supplements Singapore keeps reordering. If you don't know where to start, start here.

Pure rabbit. Nothing else. A classic novel protein, lean and gently digestible.
50g

Pure turkey. Nothing else. Lean white meat that's gentle on the stomach and great for training.
50g

Pure venison. Nothing else. Nutrient-dense novel red meat for dogs with common-protein sensitivities.
50g

Pure horse. Nothing else. Lean, iron-rich cubes from a protein most pets have never eaten.
50g

Everything your dog needs, daily. Vitamins, omegas and probiotics, the full lineup in one soft chew.
90 chews · 135g

Firmer poops, happier walks. Prebiotics, probiotics and pumpkin in a soft chew your dog thinks is a treat.
90 chews · 135g

Less shedding, more shine. Wild salmon oil and omegas that work from the inside out.
90 chews · 135g
Rabbit and turkey are the BEANS treats Singapore pet owners reorder most. Both are lean, gentle on the stomach, and come as 100% single-protein cubes, which makes them easy first picks for picky eaters, training and pets with food sensitivities.
Venison and horse round out the favourites for owners looking for a novel red meat. Each pack is 50g of one protein and nothing else, freeze-dried by an AVS-approved partner and packed by us in Singapore.
On the supplement side, Multivitamins, Digestive Probiotics and Skin & Coat cover the everyday basics for dogs: daily nutrients, gut health and coat condition. Supplements are currently on pre-order while we restock.
Not sure where to start? Our free dog allergy quiz suggests a protein based on what your dog already eats.
Rabbit or turkey. Both are lean, gentle and popular with picky eaters. If your dog is sensitive to chicken, skip turkey and start with rabbit, kangaroo or venison instead.
Yes. Every freeze-dried treat is a single protein with nothing added, so it suits cats as well as dogs. Break cubes into smaller pieces for cats and small dogs.
Orders ship within 24 hours and arrive in 3 to 4 business days anywhere in Singapore. Delivery is free over $50, and a flat $5 below that.
General information only, not veterinary advice. Speak to your vet about your pet's health.