Dog treats made with kale, flaxseed, and carrot that contain bone, joint support, and anti-inflammatory properties. Made with human-grade spirulina, a vegan superfood rich in protein and nutrients. All natural and planet-friendly.

Your dog is a good boy. He sits, he stays, he shakes. And he protects you from dangers like the delivery man, the neighborhood cats, and whatever was making that tapping sound at 3am. Being such a good boy takes a lot of energy—and what better way to reward your loyal companion than with earth-friendly dog treats?

Unlike conventional dog treats, Chippin Spirulina Dailies are packed with hand-selected ingredients to give your dog the nutrition he needs. Kale, flaxseed, and carrot help support your dog’s bones and joints. Spirulina provides vegan protein, omega-3, and beta carotene. It also has antihistamine and anti-inflammatory properties. No wonder it has been part of doggy diets for centuries! 

And even better, Chippin treats offer all these benefits without a negative cost to the planet. Chippin treats contain high-quality, humanely harvested cricket protein, which requires only a fraction of the water used to produce other animal proteins. When you choose Chippin, you can rest assured that you’re making the best choice for your good boy and for the planet.

• Break each treat into pieces when feeding to your dog.
• Feed your good boy Chippin Spirulina treats according to the following weight guidelines: 
• Enjoy plenty of tail-wags and doggy smiles.

✓ Hypoallergenic   ✓ Omega-3 rich    ✓ Prebiotic 

• Ingredients: Oats, peanuts, crickets, flaxseed, pumpkin, sunflower oil, honey, cinnamon
• 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.