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Spotted Dog Gift Company
Round White Cat Treat Jar with Heart
Ceramic · 43 oz
Hand wash
Regular price$34.99 -
Airtight 
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A treat jar of their own
A treat jar keeps the dog biscuits out of the cookie jar, and that alone makes it worth the counter space. Ceramic ones with a bone handle or a paw print on the lid look like they belong in the kitchen; metal canisters close tight and stand up to a curious nose.
Pick the size by the treat. Large biscuits want a wide mouth you can reach into without tipping the jar, and small training treats keep better in a jar with a tight lid, closed between handfuls.
Wash a treat jar as often as you would a cookie jar. Crumbs and grease collect at the bottom, and a jar on the floor-level shelf is the first thing a dog finds.
These 7 jars are part of the Cookie Jar collection, from $22.99 to $61.92 at the last catalog update, so you can set a budget before you pick a shape.
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Questions
About dog and cat treat jars
What size dog treat jar do you need?
Match the jar to the treat. Large biscuits need a wide mouth and a tall jar; small training treats keep better in a smaller jar with a tight lid.
Should your dog treat jar be airtight?
Soft and chewy treats dry out in an open jar, so a lid that closes well helps. Hard biscuits are less fussy.
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