Who we are
About Training Bites
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What we make
Cheddar, small pieces
Training Bites is about one thing: a reward that is easy to carry and quick to hand out. The product is freeze-dried cheddar cheese; the bag's ingredient line reads pasteurized milk, cheese cultures, salt, enzymes. The freeze dryer leaves it crisp, so it can ride in a pouch or a car door pocket and still come out clean.
The guides here exist because a treat is only half the job. They cover how to use training treats, puppy training treats and whether dogs can eat cheese, with named sources and no promises we cannot back up.
The kitchen
Sniff and Shift makes these in small batches in Malvern, Pennsylvania, and ships orders from there. The ingredient line, net weight and guaranteed analysis are on the product page. The bites contain dairy, and they are a treat, not a complete diet.
How we write the guides
Training advice comes from named sources we opened, like the American Kennel Club, the American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior, Humane World for Animals, VCA Animal Hospitals, PetMD and the ASPCA, and each citation says when we read it. Anything about your own dog's health is a question for your veterinarian, and the guides say so. Our product facts come from the bag label and the product listing; where the two differ, we follow the label for ingredients and weight.
Ownership
Training Bites is a Sniff and Shift site, owned and operated by Sniff & Shift LLC. Checkout and accounts run on our store at sniffandshift.com, and prices here are read from that store. See the legal notice for the full statement.
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Sniff and Shift makes more freeze-dried treats than cheddar. Shop all treats on sniffandshift.com.