Postbiotic Nibbles Dog Treats

Our tasty pet treats come in 100% recyclable Mono PE bags that keep them fresher for longer. Once empty, recycle them with your supermarket carrier bags to help keep them out of landfill. And good news, by 2027, all kerbside collections are expected to accept them.

Postbiotics are beneficial compounds produced by good gut bacteria during digestion. They may help support healthy digestion, strengthen the immune system, and maintain overall gut health. Our Postbiotic Nibbles are specially formulated to include these powerful nutrients, so your dog gets a tasty treat with extra tummy-loving benefits.

Absolutely. Postbiotics are thought to support healthy digestion, strengthen the immune system, and help maintain a balanced gut environment. They can also support nutrient absorption and support overall well-being, making them a great addition to your dog’s diet.

Our recipes are made with minimally processed, natural ingredients. Because we use natural ingredients and avoid over-processing, you might notice slight variations in size, texture, and smell from batch to batch - this is totally normal! Occasionally, you may also come across small oat fibres, small bone fragments, or visible pieces of carrots and other ingredients. Rest assured, these are perfectly safe for your furry friends and are part of what makes Scrumbles both tasty and wholesome for them. If you have any queries, don’t hesitate to drop us a message.

Yes, these dog treats are completely grain-free and made without common allergens such as gluten, soya, dairy, egg, and red meat. This makes them a great choice for dogs with sensitive stomachs or skin. They’re gentle on digestion while still delivering big, bold flavour in every bite.

Our Postbiotic Nibbles are packed with tasty chicken for meat lovers. They’re made with free‑run chicken, offering a highly digestible and nutritious taste dogs love, while also delivering gut-supporting benefits through added pre‑ and postbiotics

We recommend 4-5 treats per day, either as a reward treat or combined with their main meal. Be sure to reduce the amount you feed in their main meal to help maintain a healthy weight.