Dog Food Reviews | Dog Food Ratings this is a good website, it will explain how to read treat labels. There are a lot of healthy things you can use as treats. Cook a sweet potato to the point that it is cooked but still fairly firm, cut it into sticks,(like fat shoe string potatoes), steam some boneless chicken and shred it or cut it into small pieces, cut up pieces of apples and carrots are also good. I put all that in a container and keep it handy in the fridge. Since I have started to do that i have hardly had to buy a treat. But I do buy milk bone type items, and let her have one or two a day, that seems to keep her teeth clean. None of my other yorkies would chew dry biscuit type bone and their teeth and breath were not nearly as good as Lola's