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Sassy Treats (and real food)

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โ˜… 4.8 ยท 113 Google reviews

Sassy Treats (and real food) is a locally made pet food and treats business in Camperdown, selling natural, organic meals, treats, raw bones and birthday cakes for dogs. It has no shop front: orders are placed online or by phone and delivered. Camperdown Park is about 3 minutes' walk away.

At Sassy Treats (and real food)

What it stocks

Raw foodDog mealsDog treatsBirthday cakesDehydrated chewsSupplements

Services on site

Delivery

The website sells organic, natural meals and treats for dogs, cats and horses, including raw bones and fresh snacks, dehydrated chews, supplements, training treats and birthday cakes. Orders go through the website cart or by phone or email. The site mentions free delivery options without giving delivery areas or terms. Customers say the meals are packed with protein and vegetables and that the treats suit training.

Prices at Sassy Treats (and real food)

Quack Quips (duck tenderloins)$17.10
Unicorn Horns (dried salmon skins)$3.00 to $13.50
Croc Snaps$6.00 to $34.70

What customers say about Sassy Treats (and real food)

  • ๐Ÿ’ฌCustomers praise the natural, preservative-free ingredients
  • ๐Ÿ’ฌSeveral regulars say dogs enjoy the treats, such as the sardine pellets and chicken and mackerel

Tips for visiting Sassy Treats (and real food)

  • โœ“There is no shop front on the website: order online or call 0466 060 511 before you come by.
  • โœ“The listed hours are weekdays, 9am to 5pm; check before visiting, as the site gives no pickup location.
  • โœ“Delivered meals arrive in containers that keep the food frozen, as one visitor describes.

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FAQ about Sassy Treats (and real food)

Does Sassy Treats deliver?

The website invites customers to ask about free delivery options. It does not list delivery areas, so ask when you order.

Is Sassy Treats open on Sunday?

The listed hours are weekdays only, 9am to 5pm from Monday to Friday.

Does Sassy Treats sell raw dog food?

Yes. The website lists raw bones and fresh snacks among its products.