It is rare to find a dog treat that actually feels like “proper” food, but Natures Menu Superfood Snacks with Chicken definitely fits the bill. If you are the kind of owner who spends way too much time squinting at the fine print on ingredient labels, these are going to be a massive relief. This 9 x 70g pack is essentially the high-end deli counter version of a dog snack—it’s focused on high-quality meat and actual nutrients rather than just “fillers” and mystery ingredients.

The first thing that hits you is the meat content. These aren’t your typical biscuits that are mostly cereal with a bit of flavoring; they are made with 90% real chicken. Natures Menu uses premium cuts of chicken breast and thigh meat, which are then gently air-dried. This is a big deal because air-drying preserves all the natural goodness and flavor that high-heat baking usually destroys. The result is a treat that smells like actual roasted chicken—which explains why most dogs will drop whatever they’re doing the second they hear the bag open.

But what really justifies the “Superfood” name is the addition of ingredients like coconut and chia seeds. It feels like Natures Menu took a look at human health trends and realized dogs could benefit from them too. Coconut is fantastic for supporting a healthy metabolism and keeping their skin from getting dry, while chia seeds are a powerhouse of antioxidants. Because these are grain-free and gluten-free, you don’t have to worry about the typical “bread-bloat” or itchy skin that often comes with cheaper, wheat-based treats.

The texture is another win. They have a slightly chewy, meaty feel—more like a piece of jerky than a hard cracker. This makes them very satisfying for the dog to eat, but they are also incredibly practical for us humans. They aren’t greasy, and they don’t crumble into a million pieces in your pocket, which makes them the perfect “high-value” reward for training sessions or walks in the park.

Buying them in this 9-pack is a smart move because you get that bulk value without the treats going stale. Each 70g bag is a manageable size that stays fresh while you use it. If you want to give your dog a treat that actually contributes to their health instead of just being “empty calories,” these are about as honest and nutritious as it gets. It’s the kind of snack that makes you feel like you’re actually doing something good for your best friend.