Trust in Trusty to put the health and happiness of your pet first with cat and dog treats that use ethically sourced natural ingredients, free from artificial preservatives, colours and flavours.
Trusty means its treat time for cats and dogs
Our treats and rewards for your furry best friend are nourishing and delicious. When used as part of a balanced diet, they offer everything your pooch or kitty needs for good health and happiness. Trusty is an exciting new Aussie brand, using ethically sourced, top-quality ingredients.
Delicious treats for dogs
Our treats come in all shapes and sizes: bones, ears, chews, bites and biscuits. Our dental chews help reduce plaque, maintain dental hygiene and freshen breath.
Scrumptious treats for cats
Our cat treats make the perfect reward for your kitty, being both flavour-packed and high in protein. Our catnip products encourage fun and exercise, with an aroma your cat will adore.
Trusty Pet Food is compliant to Australian standards (AS5812 -2017) and is made here in Australia, to give you peace of mind.
Should I feed my dog bones?
Standard cooked bones (whether fried or roasted, such as bones from a cooked chicken or bones from a cooked roast) can splinter and shatter in a dog’s mouth. This is because the traditional cooking process involves a high cooking temperature (over a short period of time), which can cause bones to dry out and become more brittle.
How are Trusty bones dried?
In manufacturing the Trusty range of dried bones, we use purpose-built computer controlled air-dried process (not fried or cooked). This process ensures shelf stability and commercial sterility under ambient conditions, as is required by auditing authorities.
Play it safe when it come to your dog
Some dogs (and certain breeds) can tend to chomp and gulp the product down without fully crunching or chewing up bones before swallowing. If a particular dog (or a particular dog breed) is prone to this, then the owner should consider feeding an alternate or a softer treat from the Trusty range to their dog. Always get veterinary advice if you are unsure.