Dog treats made with banana and blueberry that include immune system and anti-inflammatory properties. Made with human-grade cricket protein. All-natural and planet-friendly.

You and your dog do everything together. Movie nights, long walks on the beach, road trips. She even helped you fix the leaky kitchen sink (you definitely couldn’t have done it without her help). At the end of a long day, you both love kicking back with a well-earned treat. But conventional dog treats may not be giving your pup the goodness she needs—and worse, they often come at a cost to the environment. 

Chippin Antioxidant Boost dog treats are different. Made with simple ingredients, they are nutritious and hypoallergenic. Banana, blueberry, and turmeric offer immune support and anti-inflammatory properties. Cricket protein provides an earth-friendly alternative to conventional animal proteins. And the taste? Well, your dog’s wagging tail can speak for itself.

Every Chippin treat saves one gallon of water compared to conventional dog treats. The eco-friendly cricket protein creates no methane emissions. And each delicious ingredient is chosen with your dog’s health in mind. From start to finish, these USA-made confections are a healthy choice for your good girl—and the planet.

• Break each treat into pieces when feeding to your dog.
• Feed your good girl Chippin Antioxidant Boost treats according to the following weight guidelines: 
• Enjoy your daily doggy adventures and plenty of smiles.

✓ Hypoallergenic   ✓ Omega-3 rich    ✓ Prebiotic 

• Ingredients: Oats, peanuts, blueberry, crickets, flaxseed, banana, turmeric, sunflower oil, honey, rosemary
• Hypoallergenic
• Omega-3 and B-12 rich
• Prebiotic
• All-natural and planet-friendly
• Made in the USA in small batches 

Each 5 oz bag of Chippin snacks saves 40 gallons of water on average over any other dog treats. 

The production of traditional meat is tremendously resource-intensive. On average 560 gallons of water is required to produce 1 pound of poultry protein and 2000 gallons for 1 pound of beef protein.

Cricket protein, on the other hand is a significantly more viable, only requiring a single gallon of water to create 1 pound of edible protein.