About Us

Bellani Pets started in 2023 in a home kitchen in Virginia, all because of two dogs.

Belle and Lani are sensitive eaters. Most treats on the shelf didn't agree with them, and the labels told us why: long ingredient lists, glycerin to keep things soft, preservatives for shelf life, and the actual protein buried somewhere in the middle. So we started making our own, because the simple version just wasn't out there.

We still do it the same way today. Every treat is made by hand, in small batches, in the same kitchen. One ingredient per bag.

What we make

Most of our treats are freeze-dried. Freeze-drying gently removes moisture using cold instead of heat, so each treat keeps its shape, aroma, and natural nutrients, and comes out light and crisp. Nothing needs to be added afterward. No preservatives, no coatings, nothing extra.

Our chicken feet and duck feet are dehydrated instead, on purpose. Gentle heat gives them a brittle texture that crumbles as your dog chews, rather than splintering like cooked bone.

Our range includes simple single cuts like chicken breast, beef liver, and chicken heart, whole-animal blends of duck, lamb, and rabbit, frog legs, and seafood favorites like salmon, anchovy, green mussel, scallop, and shrimp.

Made for cats, too

Cats are natural carnivores, so a single-ingredient meat or fish treat is one of the best things you can offer them. Most of our range is made for cats and dogs alike.

A few are just for dogs. Chicken feet, duck feet, and frog legs are sized for a dog's jaw, and we note that clearly on each of those pages.

Everything you need, right on the page

Every product lists its guaranteed analysis, calories per piece, and feeding amounts by weight, with separate guidance for cats.

Treats come in all sizes. A chicken heart is just 2 calories, while a chicken foot is 56, so having the numbers makes it easy to choose the right portion for your pet.

Honest by design

We tell you exactly what's in every bag and what those ingredients naturally contain. We leave health promises to your veterinarian, who knows your pet best.

And treats are treats. We recommend keeping them to about 10% of your pet's daily calories, with the rest coming from a complete and balanced diet.

Where to start

Our best sellers are freeze-dried salmon, anchovy, and beef liver. New to single-ingredient treats? Chicken breast is a simple, crowd-pleasing place to begin.

Belle and Lani still taste-test everything before it goes in a bag. They have never once said no.