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To ensure the freshness and quality of our products, it is recommended to store them in their airtight bag, in a cool, dry place , away from direct sunlight. Some products can be kept in the refrigerator (e.g. salmon oil), but this will be specified on the product sheet if necessary. Close the packaging tightly after each use.

Most of our chews are designed to be fully edible. However, it's important to always supervise your pet while chewing. If a piece becomes too small and poses a choking hazard, remove it. Additionally, when making your choices, it's important to consider your dog's chewing strength as well as their dental condition. You'll find specific requirements (dogs with sensitive digestion, seniors, puppies, etc.) in our product descriptions.

Although our products are safe, every pet is unique. If your dog shows signs of digestive discomfort (bloating, abnormal stools, or vomiting) after consuming a treat, stop giving them this product immediately. Some dogs have intolerances and/or allergies, and every dog ​​is unique. Please contact us so we can help you find a more suitable alternative. If symptoms persist, consult your veterinarian.

Yes, we offer single-protein chews & treats, ideal for pets with allergies. Each product sheet details the full composition as well as "sensitive dog" options, allowing you to make an informed choice. To determine which protein your dog digests best, there's nothing better than testing different protein sources (beef, pork, chicken, rabbit, game, fish, etc.) and observing your dog. If you have any doubts, contact us for personalized advice.

Bullshit marketing in dog food refers to marketing practices used by certain brands or companies to mislead consumers or exaggerate the benefits of their products, often through the use of buzzwords, unproven claims, or labels that sound reassuring but are not based on solid foundations. This can be particularly true for dog food. Here are some typical examples of bullshit marketing in this sector:

1: For example, terms like "natural," "premium," or "high-end" are often used without concrete evidence of what they mean in the context of the product. A food may be labeled "natural" even though it contains chemical additives or preservatives.

2: Many brands advertise their products as "grain-free" as if this is automatically better for a dog's health. However, grains aren't necessarily harmful if they're well-chosen and appropriate for the dog's breed. This strategy may simply be a way to play on dog owners' fears without any real justification.

3: Some products advertise a "high protein content" without specifying the origin or quality of these proteins. In reality, a poor-quality or insufficiently digestible protein source is not beneficial to the dog's health.

4: Terms like "fresh meat" can be used loosely without specifying that in a dehydrated product this term becomes obsolete, which can mislead consumers.

5: Some products claim to be ideal for all types of dogs, when in reality, each dog has specific nutritional needs based on its breed, age, activity level, and health.

In short, dog food marketing bullshit is often a way to play on emotions or popular beliefs (such as "all natural is better" or "feed as nature intended") to sell a product without providing substantial evidence of its quality or actual health benefits for dogs. To avoid these pitfalls, it is advisable to read labels carefully, research ingredients and analytical constituents, and consult a canine nutritionist and veterinarian to ensure that the chosen diet meets your dog's specific needs.

Why choose our store?

At Snout, we've chosen not to follow the deceptive marketing practices that are rife in the dog food and product market. We firmly believe in complete transparency, and our goal is to provide you with clear and honest information about every product we offer. You'll find quality products without unnecessary embellishment, and we're committed to telling you both the real benefits and potential drawbacks of each item.

Here is our detailed approach:

1. Carefully selected products

Every product we offer is carefully selected based on specific criteria: ingredient quality, safety for your dog, and manufacturer transparency. We don't choose products based on popularity or current trends. We carefully analyze each product and only highlight those that meet strict quality and safety criteria.

Dog food example : We offer a grain-free food not just because it's a trend, but because it's been formulated for dogs with sensitivities to the most common allergens in grains. That said, this doesn't mean all dogs should be grain-free, and we'll also explain that in some cases, grains can be a beneficial source of nutrients.

2. Total transparency on ingredients

We provide you with a complete and clear list of all the ingredients in our products. If a product contains additives or preservatives, we will openly disclose this. We will also provide detailed explanations of what each ingredient represents and why it is included. Our goal is to empower you to make informed decisions and provide complete transparency.

Example : If a food contains corn , we will explain that corn is a source of carbohydrates for some dogs, but may not be easy for others to digest. We will give you all the facts so you can choose what is best for your pet.

3. The real advantages, but also the limitations of each product

We believe in being honest about the products we offer. Therefore, we highlight the real benefits of each product, but we do not hesitate to point out its limitations or drawbacks .

Example : An interactive toy may be a great way to mentally stimulate your dog, but it may not be suitable for particularly destructive or high-energy dogs. We'll let you know this because we want you to know exactly what you're buying and what meets your dog's specific needs.

The same goes for chewing rich fats. We will explain that in reasonable doses and at reasonable frequency they are beneficial, but that overusing them could lead to unnecessary weight gain.

4. Honest reviews and feedback

We encourage our customers to share their opinions because we believe the experience of other dog owners can be a valuable guide to making the right choice. If a product has flaws or limitations, you will be able to see them in other customer reviews, and we will not try to hide this information.

5. No marketing hype

We refuse to use vague terms and make unfounded claims. For example, we won't use terms like "super premium" or "revolutionary" without providing detailed explanations. We prefer clarity and transparency, and we will provide you with the information you need to truly understand what you are buying.

Example : If a product is "grain-free," we'll explain that it may be a good option for dogs with grain sensitivities, but it's not necessarily healthier than another food that contains grain, as long as the grain is of good quality.

6. Personalized advice

We understand that every dog ​​is unique and has specific needs. That's why we're here to advise you based on your dog's age, size, breed, and needs. If you have any concerns or questions, please don't hesitate to contact us for tailored advice, without pressure or judgment.

In summary, what you will find at Snout:

Clear, honest and detailed information on all our products.

No misleading marketing : you'll know exactly what you're buying and why it's good or bad for your dog.

Personalized advice based on your pet's real needs.

Quality products , rigorously selected to guarantee the health and well-being of your dog.

By choosing Snout , you are choosing transparency and honesty, offering your dog products that are truly adapted to his needs, without compromise. We are here to support you every step of the way, so you can make the best choices for your four-legged friend.