Feelwells Cheesy Training Treats vs Goodnight Baked Treats

Two Feelwells treats, two different jobs

Feelwells makes both a small, semi-moist training treat and a baked calming treat for bedtime. They are not interchangeable: one is built for quick, repeated rewards during training, the other for a relaxing routine before sleep or during stressful moments. The ingredient lists and formats tell you which is which.

This comparison sticks to what the product records actually state. Where a detail is not supplied—such as feeding amounts or specific life-stage suitability—I note it as a gap rather than guess.

Feelwells Cheesy Training Treats: key facts

• Feelwells Training Dog Treats - Cheesy - 115g: Small, semi-moist treats, oven baked for more flavour and natural texture. Small size and semi-moist texture make them practical for repeated rewards during training sessions without breaking apart.

  

• Feelwells Training Dog Treats - Cheesy - 115g: Hypo-allergenic, natural and healthy ingredients with added vitamins, minerals and rapeseed oil. Useful if you want a training treat that contributes more than flavour alone, though it is still a treat, not a meal replacement.
• Feelwells Training Dog Treats - Cheesy - 115g: Does NOT contain artificial colours, flavours or preservatives; no wheat, wheat gluten or rice; no animal by-products, GM ingredients, beef, egg, dairy, pork or soya; no added salt or sugar. These exclusions matter if your dog has known sensitivities or you are trying to avoid common trigger ingredients.
• Feelwells Training Dog Treats - Cheesy - 115g: Contents: 115g pouch. A pouch format suits training on the go, but the record does not state how many treats that equals or a daily feeding limit.

Feelwells Goodnight Baked Treats: key facts

• Feelwells Benefits Goodnight Baked Dog Treats - 130g: Oven baked with added chamomile, valerian and scullcap. These botanicals are the reason the treat is positioned for bedtime and stressful times, not as a training reward.

  

• Feelwells Benefits Goodnight Baked Dog Treats - 130g: Healthy, natural and hypo-allergenic; no artificial colours, flavours or preservatives; no wheat or wheat gluten. Similar allergen-friendly positioning to the training treats, but the baked format and calming herbs set it apart.
• Feelwells Benefits Goodnight Baked Dog Treats - 130g: Ideal to give your dog before bed to help them relax and also at times of stress. This is the intended use case; it is not described as a training reward.
• Feelwells Benefits Goodnight Baked Dog Treats - 130g: Contents: 1 x 130g bag. A larger bag than the training pouch, but again no feeding amount or frequency is supplied.

When to reach for the cheesy training treats

Use the Feelwells Training Dog Treats – Cheesy when you need a quick, small reward that won't fill your dog up or take time to chew. Their semi-moist texture and small size suit repeated rewards in short sessions. Because they are oven baked and contain no artificial colours, flavours or preservatives, they are a straightforward choice for everyday training.

The cheesy flavour is the only flavour variant listed in the supplied record, so if your dog is fussy about cheese you may need to test a small amount first. The record does not state a recommended number of treats per session or per day; treat them as a reward, not a meal, and adjust your dog's main food accordingly if you use a lot.

When the Goodnight Baked Treats fit better

The Feelwells Goodnight Baked Dog Treats – 130g are designed for a different moment: settling down before bed or coping with stress. The added chamomile, valerian and scullcap are the functional difference. If your goal is a calming routine rather than repeated food rewards, this is the more appropriate pick.

They are not described as training treats, and the baked format is less suited to rapid-fire rewarding. The record does not give a dose or a maximum number per day, so introduce them as you would any new treat and watch how your dog responds.

Side-by-side: training vs bedtime

• Primary use: Training treats: small, semi-moist rewards for training. Goodnight treats: baked calming treat for bedtime or stress.
• Texture and size: Training treats are small and semi-moist; Goodnight treats are oven baked (texture not further specified).
• Added functional ingredients: Training treats: vitamins, minerals, rapeseed oil. Goodnight treats: chamomile, valerian, scullcap.
• Allergen exclusions: Both avoid artificial colours, flavours and preservatives, and wheat/wheat gluten. Training treats also exclude rice, beef, egg, dairy, pork, soya, animal by-products, GM ingredients, added salt and added sugar.
• Pack size: Training treats: 115g pouch. Goodnight treats: 130g bag.
• Feeding guidance: Not supplied in the records for either product; do not infer a daily amount from pack size.

What the records do not tell you

Neither record gives a recommended daily amount, a maximum number of treats, or life-stage suitability (puppy, adult, senior). They also do not state whether the treats are complete foods—they are treats, so they should not replace a balanced diet. If your dog has a medical condition or is on a prescription diet, check with your vet before adding either treat.

The Goodnight treats list chamomile, valerian and scullcap, but the record does not quantify them or describe any clinical effect. Treat the calming claim as the intended positioning, not a guaranteed outcome.

How to choose without overthinking it

• If you are actively training: Choose the Cheesy Training Treats for their small, semi-moist format and broad allergen exclusions.
• If you want a bedtime or stress-time routine: Choose the Goodnight Baked Treats for the added chamomile, valerian and scullcap.
• If your dog has multiple sensitivities: The training treats have the longer list of explicit exclusions in the supplied record; the Goodnight treats confirm no wheat/wheat gluten and no artificial additives, but do not list every excluded protein or grain.
• If you need a precise feeding plan: Neither record provides one, so ask your vet or use the treat as an occasional reward alongside a complete diet.