When it comes to treats, most healthy dogs do best with minimal added sugar. Dogs don’t need added sugar in their diet. Yet many commercial treats include sweeteners or high-carbohydrate fillers that increase overall sugar load — sometimes without pet parents realizing it. Understanding how sugar works (and how carbohydrates convert to glucose) can help you make confident, thoughtful choices. A Quick Note on Sugar & Carbs Not all sugar looks the same on a label. • Added sugar

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