Lili & Mila's Dog Barkery Collection

Welcome to the Lili & Mila Grain-Free Dog Barkery, where delicious doggy treats meet tail-wagging celebrations! Discover our selection of grain-free dog biscuits and barkery goodies, perfect for birthdays, gotcha days, special occasions and everyday rewards.

Whether you're looking for a tasty surprise or something special to spoil your four-legged best friend, explore our barkery collection and find their next favourite treat.

Discover Our Grain-Free Dog Biscuits & Barkery Treats

Every pup deserves a little something special! At Lili & Mila, our grain-free dog barkery collection brings together delicious biscuits and treats for dogs who love a tasty reward.

Whether you're celebrating a birthday, marking a gotcha day or simply treating your dog, our barkery goodies are a lovely way to make those moments extra special.

Why Choose Grain-Free Dog Treats?

Grain-free dog treats are made without cereal grains such as wheat, barley, oats or rice. They can be an option for owners looking for treats without these ingredients.

Grain-free doesn't automatically mean healthier or hypoallergenic, so always check individual ingredients and choose treats suited to your dog's dietary needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are grain-free dog biscuits?

Grain-free dog biscuits are treats made without cereal grains. They may use alternative ingredients, depending on the recipe.

Are grain-free dog treats suitable for puppies?

Some grain-free treats may be suitable for puppies, depending on their ingredients, texture and the manufacturer's recommended age. Always check the individual product information.

Can I give my dog grain-free biscuits every day?

Treats can be enjoyed as part of a balanced diet. As a general guideline, treats should account for no more than around 10% of your dog's daily calorie intake.

Are grain-free dog treats good for dogs with allergies?

Not necessarily. Dogs can react to a range of ingredients, including animal proteins. If your dog has a suspected food allergy, speak to your vet before changing their diet.