Ceramic Dog Treat Jar UK: Why the DoggySquad Dog Treats Jar Is a Kitchen Favourite

The Dog Treats Jar is a ceramic dog treat jar with a dog figure on the lid for easy opening and a silicone seal that makes it airtight, helping keep biscuits and chews fresh. It is for UK dog owners who want treats stored neatly on the worktop rather than in a crumpled bag, and it makes a thoughtful gift for dog lovers, especially at Christmas.

Made by DoggySquad, a female-owned dog brand founded in 2020, it is a small piece of kitchen kit that does a useful job and looks good doing it. Here is everything you need to know.

What makes a good ceramic dog treat jar?

Most dog owners have, at some point, kept treats in the bag they came in, clipped shut with a peg. It works, but bags split, crumbs escape and the treats can go stale or soft. A proper treat jar solves three problems at once: it keeps treats fresh, keeps them out of reach of a clever nose, and keeps your kitchen tidy.

The things to look for are a lid that seals well, a material that is easy to clean, a size that suits how many treats you go through, and a design you are happy to leave out on display. The Dog Treats Jar ticks each of those boxes.

Key features of the Dog Treats Jar

Airtight silicone seal

The lid has a silicone seal that makes the jar airtight. Keeping air out is the main thing that helps crunchy biscuits stay crunchy and stops chews drying out, so the seal is the most important feature on any treat jar.

Dog figure on the lid

Instead of a plain knob, the lid is topped with a dog figure that doubles as a handle for opening and closing. It is a practical touch that also gives the jar its character.

Ceramic construction

Ceramic is weighty, stable on the worktop and easy to keep clean. Unlike thin plastic tubs, it does not tend to hold on to smells from previous treats.

Dishwasher safe

The jar is suitable for dishwashers, so giving it a thorough clean between batches of treats is easy.

Size

It measures 11 x 11 x 15.5cm, which is a good everyday size for biscuits, training treats and small chews, without taking over the worktop.

Who the dog treats jar is for

  • Owners who use treats every day, whether for training, recall practice or a goodnight biscuit, and want them close to hand.
  • Homes with a counter-surfing dog. A lidded ceramic jar is far harder to raid than a paper bag left on the side.
  • Anyone who buys treats in bulk and wants to decant a few days' worth into something fresher and tidier.
  • Style-conscious kitchens. It is designed to be left out on display rather than hidden in a cupboard.
  • Gift-givers. It sits in our Christmas Gifts for Dogs, Gifts for Dog Lovers and Gifts Under £30 collections, so it is a natural choice for a dog-loving friend or family member.

How to use and store treats well

A good jar is only part of the story. These simple habits help you get the most from it.

  • Decant in small batches. Rather than tipping a whole large bag in, fill the jar with what you will use over the next week or two and keep the rest sealed in its original packaging. That way the jar is refreshed regularly.
  • Do not mix old and new. Let the jar run empty before refilling, so older treats do not sit at the bottom for weeks.
  • Keep it away from heat. Avoid placing the jar next to the hob, oven or a sunny window.
  • Stick to dry treats. Biscuits, dried training treats and small chews suit an airtight jar. Fresh or moist treats should be stored as their packaging directs, which often means the fridge.
  • Check use-by dates. Keep a note of the best-before date from the original bag so you know when to use treats up.
  • Treat sensibly. Treats count towards your dog's daily food intake. If you are unsure how many are appropriate, ask your vet.

If you need bigger storage for your dog's main food, a dedicated bin such as our Food Storage Bin with Scoop (6.5L) pairs nicely with a treat jar to create a tidy dog corner.

Choosing between our ceramic treat jars

We stock more than one DoggySquad jar, so it is worth comparing:

  • Dog Treats Jar – 11 x 11 x 15.5cm with a dog figure on the lid. The larger of the two, good for households that get through treats quickly or have more than one dog.
  • Good Dog Treats Jar – 9 x 9 x 13cm. A slightly more compact option for smaller kitchens or occasional treats.

Both are ceramic, both are sealed to help keep treats fresh, and both are dishwasher safe, so the choice mostly comes down to size and style.

Care and cleaning tips

  • Clean between refills. Each time the jar is empty, give it a wash, either in the dishwasher or by hand in warm soapy water.
  • Dry thoroughly. Make sure the jar and seal are completely dry before refilling, as moisture can soften treats.
  • Look after the seal. Check the silicone seal sits properly after washing. If it ever becomes damaged, the jar may no longer be airtight.
  • Handle with care. As with any ceramic item, avoid knocks and drops, and keep it on a stable surface.

Product details at a glance

  • Brand: DoggySquad
  • Material: ceramic
  • Silicone seal for an airtight closure
  • Dog figure on the lid to help with opening and closing
  • Dimensions: 11 x 11 x 15.5cm
  • Suitable for dishwashers
  • Price: £18.99

Frequently asked questions

What is the Dog Treats Jar made from?

It is made from ceramic, with a silicone seal that keeps the lid airtight and helps keep the contents fresh.

How big is it?

It measures 11 x 11 x 15.5cm.

What can I keep in it?

Dog treats, biscuits and small chews. The airtight seal helps keep them fresh.

Is it dishwasher safe?

Yes, it is suitable for dishwashers.

Does it make a good gift?

Many people buy it as a present. It features in our Christmas gifts and gifts for dog lovers collections and is priced under £30.

Give their treats a proper home

Fresh treats, a tidy worktop and a jar you will be happy to look at every day. Shop the Dog Treats Jar at The Canine Co. for your own kitchen or as a gift for a fellow dog lover.