Via Merchant
The Fast Pet Food Fetch Fries description makes me hungry, too. Each “fry” contains sweet potato and organic chicken mixed and baked in a California human-grade manufacturing facility. Get a five-ounce or 16-ounce bag and skip the drive-through line.
Are organic dog treats good for dogs?
Yes, organic dog treats benefit dogs because they typically use whole ingredients farmed or sourced in the United States. Many make their product in kitchens certified for human food use. While the nutritional value may be equal to or even better than conventional treats, people who prefer organic foods also believe organic foods taste better. Our dogs are the best judge of organic dog treats—but if you want, they’re so healthy, you can taste them yourself. The ideal treat, of course, must tempt your dog to indulge and enjoy the munch. Here’s our review of Spot and Tango dog food.
What makes a dog treat organic?
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) defines USDA Organic products. To get the label, products must be produced with farming practices that improve and maintain the quality of both the water and the soil. To receive this designation, products also must use little to no synthetic materials, conserve biodiversity, and avoid genetic engineering, among other things. There are some fertilizers and organic pesticides allowed, but organically grown products usually take longer to grow. As long as products contain 95% organic ingredients, they can earn the USDA Organic seal.
Organic dog treats and products take less energy to produce, but up to 84% more land, according to some reports. When produced by local farmers, organic products benefit the environment and your dog. But when produced in massive amounts by big corporations, the extra time and machinery required to make them may lower the benefits.
What to look for when buying organic dog treats.
Look for the USDA Organic seal on organic dog treats products. Also, look for products created by local farmers or specialty companies rather than big corporations. Many dog owners also prefer treats using human-grade materials and kitchens. Be aware, though, that organic products usually cost more.
When shopping for organic dog treats on Amazon, look for the Climate Pledge Friendly badge. The Climate Pledge Friendly, a designation created by Amazon, helps you shop for products. For example, products with this badge may save energy and be carbon-neutral. With dog treats, the packaging may be made from recycled materials or ingredients made with a high percentage of organically grown materials. You can review Amazon’s certifications and shop for products with Climate Pledge Friendly designations on this page.