Beggin' Launches New Line of Holiday Dog Treats
The pet treat brand is introducing seasonal flavors and festive shapes for dogs to enjoy this winter.
Updated on Oct. 22, 2026 in Dogs
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Beggin' has released a new collection of holiday-themed dog treats now available at retail stores across the United States. The seasonal lineup includes flavors such as bacon, turkey, honey, and ham.
Why it matters
Pet owners often look for festive ways to include their animals in holiday traditions. These new offerings provide a seasonal alternative to standard treats that avoid common additives like artificial flavors and colors.
The new holiday treats feature real meat as the number one ingredient while excluding artificial flavors and FD&C colors. The candy-cane-shaped Busy with Beggin' Twist'd variety is also formulated without any rawhide.
The players
Beggin'
A well-known brand of dog treats specializing in bacon-flavored snacks and various meat-based products for pets.
The details
The product range includes Stuffers with Bacon 'n Turkey and Homestyle Honey 'n Ham Flavor treats. All items in the holiday collection are currently stocked at retailers nationwide for shoppers to purchase while supplies last.
Timeline
October 22, 2026: Beggin' released the holiday dog treats.
Culture Shift
This release capitalizes on the humanization of pet care trend where owners seek seasonal products that mirror their own holiday traditions. It reflects a shift toward premiumizing pet snacks by emphasizing ingredient quality while maintaining festive appeal.
Pet owners can currently find these seasonal treats at local retailers throughout the country. Buyers should note that these items are seasonal and will only be available while current retail supplies last.
The takeaway
These festive treats allow pet owners to participate in holiday gifting without sacrificing ingredient quality. When purchasing seasonal items, always check the packaging to ensure the treats fit your dog's specific dietary needs.
Further reading
For more information on pet nutrition and seasonal treats, visit the Dogs section.
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