Just Because Freeze Dried Dog Treats

Freeze Drying is a unique, natural process where ultra low temperatures (of around minus 60 degrees) and pressures draw moisture out of our premium proteins. The result? The freshness, flavour and nutrition is concentrated and locked into each supercharged treat piece.

Creating incomparable purity, functionality and taste.
Freeze Dried Treats don’t just set the standard. They surpass it.

FAST FREEZE DRIED FACTS:
- Freeze Dried treats contain only 1-2% moisture. Meaning no preservatives are required.

Not at all. In fact, freeze-drying is one of the best ways to lock in nutrition. Here’s how it works:

1. Shaping the treats – Raw ingredients are first combined and formed into bite-sized pieces.
   
2. Flash-freezing – Those pieces are quickly frozen to around -40°C, locking in all the natural goodness.
   
3. Vacuum + sublimation – The frozen treats are placed under vacuum, where the water inside turns straight from ice to gas (a process called sublimation). This removes moisture without using heat.
   

Because there’s no cooking involved, all the proteins, functional ingredients, flavour and nutritional benefits remain intact, just without the water. The result? A raw treat with only 1–2% moisture, making it safe from bacterial growth, longer-lasting, and every bit as nutritious and delicious as the day it was made.

Did you know? A 60g pack of freeze-dried treats is the nutritional equivalent of 400g of fresh meat.

Yes! Simply put water on them and they will soften. But remember... the crunch is what dogs and cats find satisfying!

Freeze-dried treats only have a tiny bit of moisture, so once you open the pack, air can sneak in and soften them fast. That’s why we use foil packs (no windows!) to lock out moisture. Just double-check the seal after each use, and you’ll keep the crunch.

And if you find a few crumbs at the bottom? Sprinkle them over dinner as an instant meal topper!

Yes you can! Administering the maximum amount of one product is the most effective, however mixing would still provide support. Prioritise which condition is the most severe, and manage the daily intake based on this.