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# Human-Grade, Antibiotic-Free Dog Treats by Spot Farms
- URL: https://www.cookiesandclogs.com/human-grade-antibiotic-free-dog-treats-spot-farms/
- Published: 2015-02-11T18:03:53.000Z
- Updated: 2016-05-31T03:37:14.000Z
- Description: Dogs are WAY more than just pets. They’re family. That’s something I never really grasped until we got Speckles. We’ve become accustomed to her bolting through the door to greet us…
- Author: TerriAnn van Gosliga
- Tags: Pets, Dogs, #wp, #wp-post, #Import 2026-09-10 09:18

Dogs are WAY more than just pets. They’re family. That’s something I never really grasped until we got Speckles. We’ve become accustomed to her bolting through the door to greet us when we get home, staring at us while we eat like she’s never been fed in her life, and tossing toys at us until we tug for it or throw it back. When she’s not here (maybe while out with another family member or being puppy-sat), a quiet emptiness seems to fall upon our home. It’s no wonder that we do our best to keep her healthy and happy.

### The Way to a Dog’s Heart

Nothing makes dogs happier than food, specifically dog treats. Say “treat” at a dog park and you’ll instantly be the best friend of every pup there and somewhat covered in drool. Tons of treats on the market these days are actually full of junk. Coloring, fillers, byproducts (aka leftover meat ickies), and sweetening ingredients seem to be common despite their harmful effects. I recently learned about a family-owned company called Spot Farms.

![Spot Farms family owned all natural antibiotic-free dog treats](https://storage.ghost.io/c/eb/2c/eb2c2494-1e98-4067-8fbf-8a48d9dd30cf/content/images/cookiesandclogs-local/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/spot-farms-dog-treats-01.jpg)

I was compensated for this post and sent samples for review purposes. All opinions are my own.

### Spot Farms Dog Treats

[Spot Farms](http://spotfarmspet.com/?ref=cookiesandclogs.com) produces all natural dog treats that are made from 100% human-grade ingredients. That means it’s good enough for you to eat, although you really shouldn’t. Antibiotic-free chicken, turkey, and pork are sourced from farm families across the country and each package tells you a little about where the ingredients came from.

These treats are:

- 100% made in the USA using farm raised, antibiotic-free chicken, turkey and pork
- 100% human-grade ingredients
- Free of fillers like corn, wheat and soy
- No artificial preservatives, flavors or colors

Several varieties are available. Also, a new line of Chicken Jerky treats with health boosting ingredients (Heart Health, Skin + Coat, Hip + Joint, and Serenity) are now at Unleashed by Petco. Speckles’ likes the [Turkey Meatball with Cranberries](http://amzn.to/16SBTdV?ref=cookiesandclogs.com) best. She enjoys them so much that it was tough to stop her from stealing one during my mini photoshoot.

![Spot Farms family owned all natural antibiotic-free dog treats](https://storage.ghost.io/c/eb/2c/eb2c2494-1e98-4067-8fbf-8a48d9dd30cf/content/images/cookiesandclogs-local/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/spot-farms-dog-treats-02.jpg)

Turns out that her least favorite is the one she needs most. With her [CCL issues](https://www.cookiesandclogs.com/cruciate-ligament/), Hip + Joint contains what she needs to get those legs strong. But, like a little kid, Speckles will only take it if she has to.

Despite this being a young company, you can find Spot Farms treats at many mainstream retailers. These include Petco, Unleashed by Petco, Wag.com, and [Amazon.com](http://www.amazon.com/s/?%5Fencoding=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&field-brandtextbin=Spot%20Farms&linkCode=ur2&node=2619533011&tag=cookiesandclogs-20&linkId=YA4CHW74G63SL76N&ref=cookiesandclogs.com)

![](https://ir-na.amazon-adsystem.com/e/ir?t=cookiesandclogs-20&l=ur2&o=1)

. In Canada, Pet Supplies Plus and Pet Supermarket carry them.

### Would your pup enjoy Spot Farms dog treats?