Almost any kibble or kibble-sized treat works in the Hub, as long as it's firm and dry.
The maximum size of a single piece should be about 18 millimeters at its widest side
(about the size of a U.S. dime or smaller).
The Hub fills the dish by allowing a few pieces of food to fall through a small opening, so if the food you're using is large, sticky, or crumbly, it may not dispense properly.
If your dog isn't into kibble, or eats a raw diet, you may find that using freeze-dried or dehydrated meat works well. Chopped up veggies or Cheerios are also popular low-calorie alternatives to kibble.
Some specific brands recommended by our customers:
Treats
- Zukes Mini Naturals
- Oliver Bentleys
- Fruitables Skinny Minis
- Stella and Chewy Meal Mixers
- Best Buddy Bits
- Vital Essentials Freeze Dried Nibs
- Pet Botanics Training Reward
- Wet Noses Little Stars
- Primal Jerky Nibs
- Charlie Bears
Kibble
- Natural Balance
- Blue Buffalo
- Canidae
- Core Wellness
- Kirkland Signature
- Orijen
- Hill's Science Diet
- Wellness Simple
- Instinct Raw Boost
- Millie's Wolfheart