Beautiful Joe’s Ethical Treats

Sold in aid of dogs in need – over 120,000 packets worth almost £500,000 donated to date.

Beautiful Joe’s Ethical Treats are hand-made at Honey’s HQ from fresh, British (you can tell this because they always stand up when the National Anthem is played), free range ingredients.

It is no exaggeration to say that dogs go crazy for them.

What’s more, they are sold in aid of dogs in need. To date we have donated over 120,000 packets of treats worth almost £500,000 to rescue centres (see below).

If you want to make your dog extremely – and we mean extremely – happy, and at the same time do something for a dog living in a rescue home, please choose Beautiful Joe’s.

We have a dedicated website for Beautiful Joe’s where you can find out more about treats, subscriptions and the rescue homes they help – Beautiful Joe’s Ethical Dog Treats.

Our cute yellow tins are the perfect training aid. Place a few treats inside, shake and see what happens!

Yummy Liver Treats

£4.00£12.00

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There are two delicious flavours of Beautiful Joe’s treats.

Our yellow packets contain our Yummy Liver Treats. They are made with pasture-fed ox liver that is simply air-dried. So nothing added. For every packet we sell, we give the same quantity away to a rescue centre.

Our red packets contain our Tasty Lamb Treats. They are made with pasture-fed lamb lung that is simply air-dried. So nothing added. For every packet we sell, we give ten percent away to a rescue centre.

Most rescue homes can’t afford to buy any treats for the dogs they look after, let alone natural, air-dried treats. So, the treats we donate are always very welcome.
Some homes use them for training, others just as treats. All the homes we donate to, by the way, are nominated by our customers.

Many rescue centres are also now selling Beautiful Joe’s, which is a double win as they not only raise extra cash but can also claim the free ‘give away’ treats for themselves!

So far we have donated almost £500,000 worth of treats to more than 250 different rescue centres.