Look! ‘W’ treats! W for Wong? Does that mean they’re all mine?
No? Oh, I see, they’re for W’zis as in ‘What’s this’!
They come in three flavours (and colours) –
Lamp Post & Chips
A little fruity. Contains pea and pumpkin with purple sweet potato. A more subtle treat.
Postman & Roast
It’s smoky, think Frazzles. Contains tomato, pumpkin and sweet potato. A best seller.
Slipper & Biscuit
Kinda nutty. Contains peanut butter, broccoli and apple. For mutts that love nuts.
All these in tins made for shaking. Each tin contains 100 treats (or so) and each little ‘W’s are only 1 calorie each! That’s a lot of rewarding. When you’ve finished, top it back up with a refill box.
And these chews! Even bigger W’s!!!
May’s comment: What’s this?
Absolutely delighted to have found these W’IZS (What’s this?) vegan dog treats. First saw them at Liberty’s and then they were also at our Chelsea Dog Day market.
We feed Honey’s Raw meat alternating with Ella’s Beef or Chicken Freeze Dried – so it was a welcome change to find something that was not meat infused treats. We will not be vegans any time soon but we need variety in our diet. The low calories and less meat, makes it easier to be trick training and treating.
And we love the happy packaging with non-conformist attitude to dog treats! BAN THE BONE is their mantra. What does that mean?
Hear it from Russell Hales, the Head of Drool at W’ZIS –
Ban the bone is the mantra we chant when we need to remind ourselves why we created W’ZIS.
Simply put, we say no to dull, brown and bone shape treats. The generic, unimaginative stuff peddled to our pooches by beige, probably bored executives of the big pet food corporates.
Let’s throw some shapes infused with colour and toss out the unwanted ingredients.
So for you and our dogs, we promise a new experience — a treat that plays to all our senses.
- W’ZIS (what’s this), a name that your dog will already know, no training required there.
- What’s that? A treat that looks like no other
- Pocket or purse-friendly smells that dog’s love but won’t make you retch.
- A funky tin that rattles when you shake, perfect for those stubborn recall moments.
- And it’s healthy and vegan. No nasties, and to us, why put meat into treats when plants can do the job just as well? We’re not saying go 100% vegan (although it’s a great idea), but these little treats are doing their bit to reduce our burden on the planet’s resources.
And a dog’s gotta chew!
Their Fang shaped chew, tickles gums and cleans teeth while bridging the gap between meals.
What’s the W’ZIS Fang? It’s the teeth of our identity, our bat-signal, a call to arms to fight all dull, brownand bone-shaped treats. And its profile makes for an awesome dog chew — the Fang scrapes those gnashers and tickles their gums. The Fang is no kind of miserly dog chew — it’s a chunky little number prepared to put in the hard work of satiating the insatiable.
What’s a W’ZIS Dubya Groove? Well, it’s a ‘W’ shaped chew, and it has a groove in it – no poop Sherlock. The Groove’s primary function is to aid your pooch’s ability to pick it up. The second is an aperture for carrying an additional treat. Load it up with dog-friendly cream cheese or peanut butter, and your friend for life is about to submit a request to The Palace regarding your long-overdue knighthood. During our very scientific tests, this is the one that drove the W’ZIS doggos to distraction: Greta buried it, Marmite’s (and we’re not kidding) eyes turned a piercing red, ready to emit a searing death-ray to any potential threat. So BEWARE, it’s a treat to be taken seriously.
