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  • Kelp Dog Treats- Made for Sensitive Stomachs

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    Crunchy, limited-ingredient dog treats made from Giant Kelp, farmed and sustainably harvested off the Pacific coast of Baja California. Simple enough for sensitive stomachs, crunchy enough to make training fun.

    • Kelp first, limited ingredients. Giant kelp, brown rice flour, beet-based plant pigment, citric acid and a touch of fish oil for flavor. That's it.
    • Gluten-free. Made in a gluten-free facility that's also free of chicken, beef, dairy, wheat, corn and soy.
    • Easy to break. Snap sticks into smaller pieces for training and portion control.
    • Low odor. Your hands stay fresh after training.
    • 25% crude protein from regenerative Giant Kelp, which grows without freshwater, fertilizer or feed.
    • Home compostable packaging, certified by the Australasian Bioplastics Association (AS 20103).
    • Tested by 50+ breeds over three years of sales.
    • Award-winning. Global Pet Expo 2025 Best in Show, 3rd place, Sustainable Pet category.

    Ingredients: Seaweed (Macrocystis pyrifera), brown rice flour, plant pigment (red color), citric acid (preservative), fish oil.

    Guaranteed analysis: Crude protein 25%. 28 kcal per treat.

    Feeding: For adult dogs. Not recommended for puppies or senior dogs. Treats should make up no more than 10% of your dog's daily calories. Always supervise treat time. If your dog has a thyroid condition, check with your veterinarian first, since kelp is naturally rich in iodine.