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If you’re on the hunt for Canadian dog treats that are as wholesome as your pup is loyal, look no further than Tilted Barn. Born and baked in the heart of Alberta, these small-batch sticks combine single-source prairie proteins with zero fillers or preservatives, just pure, made-in-Canada goodness that keeps tails wagging from coast to coast.

Proudly Prairie-Born & 100 % Canadian

Tilted Barn Dog Treats are crafted start-to-finish in rural Alberta, giving Canadian pet parents a treat that’s not just sold here, but grown and made here. Every package supports local farmers, food processors, and a family-run business that pours heart into every batch. 

Ingredient Lists You Can Read at a Glance

Open a bag and you’ll find fewer than ten familiar ingredients, beef, bacon, or lamb from the Canadian prairies, a touch of oatmeal or honey to bind, and sea salt for natural preservation. That’s it. No artificial preservatives, no by-products, and no mystery “meal.”

Single-Source Proteins for Sensitive Stomachs

Each recipe features one meat protein, making these treats perfect for pups with allergies or food sensitivities. Whether you choose Canadian Beef, Prairie Bacon, or Grass-Fed Lamb, you can reward without worry. 

Soft, Breakable, and Training-Friendly

Tilted Barn treats have a pepperoni-style texture that breaks apart cleanly, ideal for training sessions, puzzle toys, or senior dogs who need something gentle on the teeth. Your dog gets maximum flavour while you stay in control of portion size. 

Small-Batch Quality You Can Taste (and Smell)

Because every batch is hand-mixed and slow-cooked, the aroma is straight-up mouth-watering, just ask your dog. Small-batch production also lets Tilted Barn maintain strict quality control, so every stick is as consistent as the last. 

Eco-Smart & Community-Focused

Local sourcing shrinks the carbon paw-print by reducing long-haul transport, and supporting Canadian agriculture keeps dollars circulating in our own backyard.


Quick-Glance Benefits

Benefit

Why It Matters

Made in Alberta

Supports Canadian jobs & strict food-safety standards

Canadian Prairie Ingredients

Traceable, high-quality meats & grains

Single-Source Proteins

Fewer allergens, easier digestion

No Fillers / By-Products

Pure nutrition, nothing artificial

Soft, Breakable Texture

Perfect for training, puppies, and seniors

Small-Batch Crafted

Consistent quality & irresistible aroma

 


How to Treat Your Dog the Tilted Barn Way

  1. Choose Your Protein – Beef, Bacon, or Lamb, with other seasonal flavours offered throughout the year.

  2. Snap & Serve – Break into bite-sized pieces for training or give whole for a special reward.

  3. Store Smart – Keep refrigerated after opening.


Bring Home a Taste of the Prairies

Ready to see why Canadian dogs go crazy for Tilted Barn? Shop the full line of flavours at PetMax.ca and enjoy fast, free Canada-wide shipping, because great treats shouldn’t be hard to fetch.

1 comment

  • Joanne Bixby
    • Joanne Bixby
    • July 3, 2026 at 9:02 am

    How many treats are in Canadian Bacon Treats please?

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