Campfire Treats

Campfire Treats All-Natural Dog Treats and Chews We believe that dog treats and chews should be made from consciously sourced premium ingredients.

Located in Rocklin, California, Campfire Treats offers one of the largest selections of all-natural, single-ingredient dog treats and chews made on the West Coast. That’s why we partner with U.S. farms and fisheries who are doing things right. We also never use any additives or preservatives. Everything in our products is 100% natural. We are proud to be recognized for our industry-leading ethical

sourcing practices and sustainability commitments. To hold us (and our partners) accountable, we work with leading animal welfare and sustainability certification organizations like the Global Animal Partnership, the Marine Stewardship Council and rePurpose Global. Campfire Treats is also the first pet (or human) food company in the world in full compliance with all requirements of the Better Chicken Commitment, a global campaign to improve the welfare of the billions of chickens raised for meat.

Grapes and raisins are toxic to dogs, and the danger is easy to miss. A dog can eat a few and seem perfectly fine, while...
07/02/2026

Grapes and raisins are toxic to dogs, and the danger is easy to miss. A dog can eat a few and seem perfectly fine, while kidney damage can still be setting in over the next day or two.

Our vet-written article explains both timelines and walks you through exactly what to do if your dog has gotten into grapes or raisins.

Learn more: https://campfiretreats.com/blogs/campfire-tales/can-dogs-eat-grapes-raisins

Onions are toxic to dogs in every form — raw, cooked, dried, and powdered. Because they turn up in so many everyday meal...
05/28/2026

Onions are toxic to dogs in every form — raw, cooked, dried, and powdered. Because they turn up in so many everyday meals, they're now the #5 most-reported pet poison in North America.

If your dog has eaten onion and seems fine, that's not the all-clear. The worst signs of poisoning can take a day or two to show up, so it's worth calling your vet right away rather than waiting to see.

Our vet-written guide covers how to keep onions out of reach, how much it takes to cause harm, which dogs are at elevated risk, the early and late signs to watch for, and what to do if your dog eats onion.

Learn more: https://campfiretreats.com/blogs/campfire-tales/can-dogs-eat-onions

Crunchy, hydrating, and dog-safe — when served right. Plain cucumbers, fresh or frozen, work well for most dogs in moder...
05/22/2026

Crunchy, hydrating, and dog-safe — when served right. Plain cucumbers, fresh or frozen, work well for most dogs in moderation. They're 95% water, very low in calories, and gentle on blood sugar.

Read our vet-written guide on portion sizes and which cucumber dishes to avoid.

Learn more: https://campfiretreats.com/blogs/campfire-tales/can-dogs-eat-cucumbers

Juicy, dark, and dog-safe — when served right. Plain blackberries, fresh or unsweetened frozen, are safe for most dogs i...
05/14/2026

Juicy, dark, and dog-safe — when served right. Plain blackberries, fresh or unsweetened frozen, are safe for most dogs in small portions. They bring fiber, vitamin C, and antioxidants to the bowl.

Read our vet-written guide on portion sizes and which blackberry products to avoid.

Learn more: https://campfiretreats.com/blogs/campfire-tales/can-dogs-eat-blackberries

A clove falls to the kitchen floor. Now what?Garlic is toxic to dogs in every form — raw, cooked, dried, or powdered. Co...
04/30/2026

A clove falls to the kitchen floor. Now what?

Garlic is toxic to dogs in every form — raw, cooked, dried, or powdered. Concentrated products like garlic powder are the most dangerous, and a level teaspoon delivers about the same toxic load as a full head of fresh garlic.

Read our vet-written guide on the risks, the signs to watch for, and what to do if your dog gets into it.

Learn more: https://campfiretreats.com/blogs/campfire-tales/can-dogs-eat-garlic

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