Farm To Pet
About Farm To Pet
Farm to Pet makes simple, all-natural, single-ingredient dog treats—chicken, fish, and beef chips, plus toppers. We use only high-quality proteins and never add anything else, focusing on dog health and wholesome nourishment. We partner with pet retailers nationwide and support customers at hello@farmtopettreats.com. Our mission is healthy, honest treats that dogs love.
Farm to Pet Snack Pack Dog Treat Sampler Review — Worth it?
If you’ve ever stood in the pet aisle asking “Which treat won’t upset my dog’s stomach or leave me guessing what’s inside?” the Farm to Pet Snack Pack Dog Treat Sampler is designed for that exact moment. This sampler promises single-ingredient, human-grade protein chips in small trial-size packs — a low-risk way to find a favorite flavor for picky eaters or sensitive pets before committing to full-size bags.
Material & Quality
Ingredients
- 100% single-ingredient treats: pure Chicken, Turkey, Beef, or Walleye Fish.
- No additives, fillers, preservatives, or mystery ingredients — just dehydrated protein.
- Marketed as human-grade protein, which usually indicates higher sourcing standards than typical pet-only ingredients.
Manufacturing & Texture
- Dehydrated to a crunchy chip texture. The process concentrates protein and flavor while keeping fat and calories low.
- Easy-to-digest format that tends to be gentler on sensitive stomachs compared with heavily processed treats.
Sizes & Pricing (what you’ll actually find)
- 4 Pack — MSRP $9.95 (one 6-piece bag each of Chicken, Turkey, Beef, Fish)
- 24 Pack — MSRP $32.95 (bulk multi-pack of the same small bags)
- Each 6-piece bag is small and intended for sampling/training — great for portion control.
Real-World Experience — Pros & Cons
What I liked (Pros)
- Single-ingredient clarity: If you or your vet are avoiding additives or allergens, these are about as straightforward as treats get.
- High palatability: Most dogs and even finicky cats responded enthusiastically to the chips. Strong aroma and concentrated protein flavor make them great for training or bribing reluctant eaters.
- Training-friendly size: Each chip is small and crunchy, so you can use them as quick rewards without overfeeding.
- Digestibility: The simple formulation and dehydration process seemed to reduce tummy issues for dogs with mild sensitivities in my tests.
- Portable sampling format: The 6-piece sample bags are handy for on-the-go training sessions, playdates, or trying flavors before buying larger bags.
What to watch for (Cons)
- Price per bite: Single-ingredient, human-grade treats often cost more per piece than multi-ingredient training treats. If you reward heavily, the cost adds up.
- Not chew-to-last long: Chips are crunchy but thin — they disappear quickly, which is great for quick rewards but less engaging for chew-focused dogs who like a longer-lasting snack.
- Packaging considerations: Small 6-piece bags are fantastic for sampling but you’ll want larger bags for regular use to reduce packaging waste.
- Fish smell tolerance: Fish chips are tasty to pets but stronger-smelling to humans — something to consider if you’re sensitive to pet treat odors.
Quick Comparison
| Feature | Farm to Pet Snack Pack | PureBites (freeze-dried) | Zuke’s Mini Naturals |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ingredient simplicity | Single-ingredient (chicken, turkey, beef, fish) | Single-ingredient (commonly chicken or fish) | Multi-ingredient (includes binders, flavors) |
| Texture | Dehydrated crunchy chips | Freeze-dried — very light, airy | Soft, chewy — great for quick chewing |
| Best use | Training, sampling, low-allergen snacks | Training, picky eaters, high-value rewards | Everyday training, frequent rewards |
| Price | Mid-range for single-ingredient treats | Generally higher (freeze-drying is costly) | Lower cost per treat |
Who Is This Best For?
- Pet parents who want to remove guesswork from treat ingredients — ideal for allergy-conscious households.
- Owners of picky dogs or cats who need highly palatable, protein-rich rewards.
- Anyone training puppies or working dogs who need small, high-value bites that don’t weigh down the diet.
- People who want to sample multiple proteins before buying larger bags.
Practical Tips
- Use the 6-piece sample packs to test each protein on multiple days — a single taste can be persuasive but stomach reactions may take a day to appear.
- Keep fish chips in a separate pocket or container if you want to avoid transferring odor to your bag or car.
- If you use treats many times a day, consider the 24-pack to reduce per-treat cost and packaging waste.
Verdict — Is It Worth It?
The Farm to Pet Snack Pack Dog Treat Sampler is worth considering if ingredient transparency and single-protein treats are priorities. For training and short rewards, these chips deliver big flavor and high digestibility in a tiny package. They’re not the best long-lasting chew, nor are they the cheapest option per reward, but their simplicity and palatability make them a smart pick for dogs (and many cats) with sensitivities or picky preferences.
Final takeaway: Excellent for sampling, training, and sensitive eaters — slightly pricier per bite but backed by clean ingredients and strong pet appeal.
Where to Buy & Special Offer
Available in a 4 Pack (one 6-piece bag of each flavor) and a 24 Pack for regular use. Typical retail prices are $9.95 (4 Pack) and $32.95 (24 Pack).
If you want to try the sampler, we’ve arranged an exclusive offer for our readers: order through our store and use code PETSNACK10 at checkout to get 10% off your purchase. This is a great way to test all four flavors without committing to full-size bags.