Dogs love their doggie treats. That’s why we use them to teach dogs new tricks. But did you ever wonder what’s in a doggie treat, or whether it tastes good? Dog biscuits are made of flour, egg and milk, which sounds yummy…but then they’re flavored to taste like meat or fish, which doesn’t sound so yummy.

Cool Dog Treat Brand Names

• Bone to Pick Bakery.
• Yummy Doggy Doughnuts.
• Curly Whirly Donuts.
• Bark out the Goods.
• Dog Bones.
• Paw Pleasers.
• Doggy Biscuits.
• Dogtastic Pet Treats.

Check out what we came up with below:

• Kibble Cookies.
• Bow Wow Barkery.
• Pretty Kitty Pastries.
• Good Boy Treats.
• The Critter Cakes.
• Special Friend Delicacies.

Fear not—it probably wouldn’t have too adverse an effect on humans. The product appears to be edible, but is made blander for dogs and without the sweeteners humans are accustomed to.

Three Dogs Bakery sells biscuits, cookies, cakes, and meals, and while the company boasts that the food is good enough for humans to eat, it’s intended for dogs. “We’re not trying to market to humans,” said CEO Robert Islinger. “We eat every treat before we give it to a dog,” said Islinger.

You know something is sweet when even the distinct flavor of peanut is eclipsed by sugar. The Lucky Dog biscuit does not taste lucky. It is just bland and tastes like compressed bran. If you are constipated I might recommend you eat a dog biscuit like this.

Common human cookie ingredients that are toxic to dogs are nutmeg, chocolate, raisins, and macadamia nuts. If your dog has snatched a sugar cookie or another dessert that is high in sugar, butter, and flour but doesn’t have the above ingredients, it’s probably not toxic, though unhealthy.

If your dog has eaten a lone Oreo, she’s probably fine. But Oreos aren’t recommended for dogs. That said, it’s not wise to feed your dog anything containing even a small amount of a toxic ingredient. Moreover, Oreos contain a lot of sugar, which dogs should avoid.

Will Oreo cookies kill my dog? If your pup ate a a single Oreo, they are highly unlikely to die. However, since Oreos contain chocolate and sugar and fat in high levels, they may cause your pet to be sick if eaten.

Can a single grape kill a dog? Grapes may be small, but the tiny fruit is so toxic for dogs that eating just one or two grapes could put your pet in serious danger. Canines shouldn’t be noshing on raisins or grapes regardless, but ingesting a single grape won’t harm a Great Dane like it will a tiny Chihuahua.