A Structured Approach to Everyday Snacking.

Most dog treats are categorized by flavor.

Ours are categorized by function.

The LDM Feeding System uses color to signal how often a treat should be fed — and how concentrated its nutritional profile is — so you can reward, chew, and supplement with intention.

Green - built for repetition.
Blue - calorie-dense and requires intention.
Red - concentrated and best offered intermittently.

Not every treat serves the same function. And it should support your feeding strategy — not quietly work against it.

-LDM

Because not every treat should be fed the same way.

  • Feeding with Intent

    Each color bag signals a feeding intent. Frequent training, structured chewing and nutrient-dense support.

  • Real Ingredients

    Single-ingredient, whole-food treats made from real meat — no by-products, no fillers, no artificial preservatives.

  • Benifits

    Functional nutrition naturally supports digestion, coat health, joints, and overall vitality.

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Dehydrated Chicken Chews

Made from whole chicken, gently dehydrated to preserve flavor and nutrients.

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FULL TRANSPARENCY

What Goes In (and What Doesn’t)

✓

What’s Inside

  • ✓ Single-ingredient meats you can actually pronounce
  • ✓ Whole muscle meat (including heart)
  • ✓ Real organs like liver & kidney (when included)
  • ✓ Gentle dehydration to lock in flavor & nutrients
  • ✓ Small-batch made, then packaged fresh
  • ✓ Functional add-ins only when they make sense
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What’s NOT Inside

  • ✕ Artificial preservatives
  • ✕ Corn, wheat, or soy fillers
  • ✕ By-products or “mystery meat” meals
  • ✕ Artificial colors or flavors
  • ✕ Added sugar or salt
  • ✕ Anything you wouldn’t feed your own dog

Rewards Done Right

Training Fuel - Not Filler.

Before You Ask

What's with the different color bags?

Not All Treats Are Meant to Be Fed the Same.

🟢 Green Label — Training Treats

Designed for frequent use, repetition and focus. These are lean, protein-dense bites meant for structured training sessions where timing and motivation matter. Because training treats are used frequently, ingredient simplicity is key — clean protein, no fillers, no unnecessary extras.

Smaller pieces. Lean protein. Ideal for repetition without overfeeding.

These are your everyday rewards — perfect for reinforcing behavior without turning snack time into a calorie overload.

🔵 Blue Label — Moderation

These are meant for engagement and enrichment. Chews support natural chewing behavior, provide mental stimulation, and help satisfy your dog’s instinct to work for food. They are not the same as training rewards — they serve a different purpose.

🔴 Red Label — Intermittent

Use intentionally and in moderation. Organ meats are highly nutrient-dense and meant to complement — not replace — muscle meat in a balanced feeding plan. Offer small amounts and adjust regular meals as needed. Always supervise while feeding.

Are these safe for all dogs?

These treats are made with single-ingredient animal protein and contain no artificial preservatives or fillers. As with any treat, supervise your dog while chewing and introduce slowly if they have known sensitivities.

Are these cooked or raw?

These are gently dehydrated at low temperatures to preserve nutrients and flavor while creating a shelf-stable product.

Where are your ingredients sourced?

We source whole animal ingredients and prepare everything in small batches. No mystery meats. No by-products.

Select ingredients are sourced from trusted regional ranchers, including suppliers such as Ranch Foods Direct, who prioritize whole-animal integrity and transparent sourcing.

How long do they last?

Lazy Dog Mom treats are gently dehydrated and contain no artificial preservatives. Proper storage helps maintain freshness and texture.

Unopened, treats typically maintain quality for several months when stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Once opened, we recommend using within 30 days for optimal freshness. Always reseal the bag tightly after each use to limit moisture exposure.

Each bag includes a small oxygen absorber to help maintain freshness. Do not remove the absorber, and do not allow your dog to ingest it.

If treats develop unusual odor, visible moisture, or significant texture changes, discard and replace.

Why are your treats more expensive than store brands?

Because they’re made from real meat, not corn and flavor spray. Quality ingredients cost more — but our dog’s health is worth it.

Are these good for training?

Yes — high-value, single-protein rewards that shouldn't upset sensitive stomachs.

Anything in Green bags are best for training, Blue bags are okay if you break them into smaller pieces and Red bag is a hard no for training treats.

Do your own dogs eat these?

Yes, 100% YES! Every batch is tested by my own dogs before it’s packaged. If they don’t love it, it doesn’t get sold.