FOMO Buffalo Training Treats

Common Questions: Buffalo Training Treats

What makes Buffalo a "cleaner" protein than Beef?

Because these buffalo are wild-caught in the NT, they live on a natural diet of native grasses, free from the antibiotics, hormones, or grain-finishing often found in commercial cattle. Nutritionally, buffalo is significantly lower in cholesterol and saturated fat than beef while offering higher levels of iron and B vitamins.

Can I use these for dogs with sensitive skin or allergies?

Yes. Buffalo is considered a "novel" protein, meaning most dogs have not been overexposed to it. This makes it much less likely to trigger an immune response (like itching or redness) compared to common proteins like chicken or beef.

Are these treats suitable for dogs on a weight-management plan?

Absolutely. Buffalo is naturally lean—containing significantly less fat than beef. Since these "Tiny Hearts" are so small, they are the perfect tool for high-repetition training sessions where you need to give dozens of rewards without blowing the daily calorie budget.

How do these help with "Look At That" (LAT) training?

For reactive or anxious dogs, the goal is to create a positive association very quickly. The strong, wild-caught scent of buffalo provides a high-value "distraction" that helps keep your dog's focus on you rather than the trigger, while the small size ensures they don't get full or distracted by heavy chewing.