Freeze-Dried Treats
One ingredient. Six proteins.
Freeze-dried single-protein treats for dogs and cats: rabbit, turkey, kangaroo, venison, ostrich and horse. 100% meat with no fillers, grains or preservatives.
Treats
Rabbit Cubes
Pure rabbit. Nothing else. A classic novel protein, lean and gently digestible.
50g
Turkey Cubes
Pure turkey. Nothing else. Lean white meat that's gentle on the stomach and great for training.
50g
Kangaroo Cubes
Pure kangaroo. Nothing else. A novel protein for itchy, sensitive dogs and high-value training.
50g
Venison Cubes
Pure venison. Nothing else. Nutrient-dense novel red meat for dogs with common-protein sensitivities.
50g
Ostrich Cubes
Pure ostrich. Nothing else. An exotic lean red meat that's naturally grain-free and additive-free.
50g
Horse Cubes
Pure horse. Nothing else. Lean, iron-rich cubes from a protein most pets have never eaten.
50g
How to choose freeze-dried treats
Freeze-dried means raw meat is frozen and then dried under vacuum. The result is light, crunchy and shelf-stable without preservatives, so a BEANS pouch can be 100% meat with nothing else in the bag. Each 50g pouch keeps for 12 months sealed. In Singapore's humidity, reseal the pouch after opening and keep it somewhere cool and dry.
Choose by what the treat is for. Turkey and Rabbit are the usual picks for training: small cubes, gentle on the stomach, and Turkey is our best-value pouch. Rabbit, Kangaroo, Venison, Ostrich and Horse are novel proteins that many Singapore dogs have never eaten, which is why vets often suggest them during a food elimination trial. Kangaroo and Venison are rich rather than lean (at least 27% and 34% fat), so keep them as occasional high-value rewards for dogs watching their weight. Turkey, Rabbit and Ostrich are the leaner choices.
Keep it to one protein at a time. If your dog is itchy or on an elimination diet, a treat only helps if it is the same single protein as the trial, or one your vet has approved. Avoid closely related proteins, such as turkey for a dog that reacts to chicken.
Treats should stay a small part of the day, roughly a tenth of daily food as a rule of thumb. Cubes can be given whole, crushed over a meal as a topper, or used a few at a time for training. All six treats are suitable for dogs and cats.
Common questions
What are the best freeze-dried treats for dogs in Singapore?
It depends on the job. Turkey and Rabbit suit training and sensitive tummies, Kangaroo and Venison are high-value rewards, and Rabbit, Kangaroo, Venison, Ostrich and Horse are novel proteins for dogs that react to common ones. Most owners start with Rabbit or Turkey.
Are freeze-dried treats good for dogs with sensitive stomachs?
A single-ingredient treat means fewer variables for a sensitive dog. Start with a few cubes of one protein, keep everything else the same for a couple of weeks, and speak to your vet if loose stools or itching continue.
Can cats eat these treats too?
Yes. BEANS freeze-dried treats are single-protein and suitable for both dogs and cats. Our soft-chew supplements are for dogs only.
How do I store freeze-dried treats in Singapore's humidity?
Reseal the pouch after every use and keep it in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. Sealed pouches have a 12-month shelf life.
How many treats can my dog have a day?
Treats should be a small part of the daily diet, roughly a tenth as a rule of thumb. Use fewer on days with a lot of training, and count rich proteins such as Kangaroo and Venison as bigger treats.
How fast is delivery?
Orders ship within 24 hours, weekends included, and arrive in 3 to 4 business days across Singapore. Delivery is free on orders over $50 and a flat $5 below that.
General information only, not veterinary advice. Speak to your vet about your pet's health.