Choolips Fiber Veggie Bites Review 2026: Our Expert’s Opinion


Our Final Verdict
We all know the key to a happy and healthy canine relationship is training, and the key to training often lies in rewarding good behavior. The trouble with this equation is that, for many dogs, positive reinforcement needs to come in the form of a high-value treat, which usually means high calories.
You might have tried switching to healthier options like carrot slices or using pieces of their usual kibble, but let’s face it: the really tasty treats are what keep our dogs motivated, and there’s no such thing as a really tasty, really healthy dog treat… Right?
That’s what I thought until I was introduced to Fiber Veggie Bites from Choolip.
These bite-sized chewy treats made from garden-harvested ingredients are proof that high-value dog treats don’t have to be unhealthy.

Dog Treat Dilemma: Delicious or Nutritious
One thing dog trainers, behaviorists, and veterinary professionals generally agree on is that positive reinforcement is the best and most effective way to train our dogs. Simple commands like ‘sit’ or ‘come’ are pretty easy to master, but the more we ask of our dogs, the greater the reward needs to be.
Calling my dog in from the backyard is one thing, but teaching him to ignore distractions on a crowded beach or a forest filled with sounds, scents, and squirrels presents a much greater challenge. I need him to know that turning away from the excitement is worth it, and that usually means dialing up the praise and rewarding him with a really tasty treat. Of course, the really high-value treats tend to be greasy and smelly, or over-processed and high in calories. Before you know it, you’ve blown through your dog’s daily calorie allowance, and it’s almost guaranteed that cleaning up tomorrow’s bowel movements will need a hose and bucket rather than a trusty poop bag!
Then there’s the guilt. You want to treat your best buddy to their favorite snacks, but you also want to give them the healthiest foods available.
Some owners – myself included – are fortunate enough to have a dog that is as excited by a piece of carrot as they are by a milk bone, so it’s easy to deliver healthy treats daily.
For other owners – myself included! – finding a healthy treat that their fusspot pooch won’t turn up their nose at is not so easy.
So when I was asked to try the plant-based Fiber Veggie Bites from Choolip, I was not optimistic about my Chihuahua’s response. I was, however, delightfully surprised!


Fiber Veggie Bites by Choolip
Fiber Veggie Bites are soft, chewy, bite-sized treats made with carrot, potato, sweet potato, and squash as the core ingredients. Berries, greens, and fiber sources like raspberry, kale, and dried plum round out the list.
Each 2cm long treat weighs approximately 2 grams, contains 4 calories, and is packed with an array of healthy ingredients. I wouldn’t ordinarily include a complete list when reviewing a dog treat, but these are worth checking out!
The Fiber Veggie Bites are perfectly proportioned training treats with a non-greasy texture and no strong odor; perfect for popping in pockets. Their low-fat content makes them suitable for dogs of every age, breed, and lifestyle, and being plant-based, they’re a great option for dogs with food allergies. The wholesome ingredients mean these treats are likely to be well tolerated by dogs with dietary restrictions or health conditions, but we always recommend checking with your vet first.*
Fiber Veggie Bites come in a 320g jar, perfect for home, or a 600g dispenser box of 30 individual pouches, each containing approximately 10 bites (20g) that are ideal for taking on adventures.
The veggie bites are available alongside the full Choolip range from choolip.com, where you can access bundle deals and subscription savings. You can also find Choolip products in-store or online from Amazon, TikTok Shop, Chewy, Walmart, Petco, H-E-B, Costco, and Target.
What’s really interesting is that although these little vegan treats aren’t smelly, oily, or meaty (things that appeal to most dogs), my dogs absolutely love them.
*We always recommend speaking to your vet before introducing a new food, supplement, or behavioral aid, particularly if your pet has any ongoing illness, allergies, or undiagnosed health conditions.


Who Is Choolip?
Choolip was founded by Korean veterinarian Dr Eric, who saw a need for healthier, more nutritious pet treats and decided to do something about it.
Fed up with dog treats that were designed purely to be tasty – high in ash, low in nutritional value, packed with thickeners and flavor enhancers – Dr Eric started creating a homemade puree stick for his own pets. Now, the company produces a range of healthy, vitamin-enriched treats for cats and dogs, including Fiber Veggie Bites.
Production standards and transparency are a high priority for Choolip, and you can even follow the Choolip treat journey from their HACCP-certified, FDA-registered facility in Korea to their arrival in US retailers on the website.
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My Experience With Fiber Veggie Bites by Choolip
The first thing that struck me when my box from Choolip arrived was that the packaging and design have a real homegrown, authentic feel. I can’t quite explain it, but there is just something really endearing about Choolip’s products.
The second, and most important thing I noticed, was how interested my dogs became when I opened the jar of treats. Chihuahua cousins Ned & Fred and chaotic Malinois Shepherd, Kodah, were more than happy to assist with my review.
Normally, it’s the most overpoweringly smelly food and treats that get the most attention, so I wasn’t holding out much hope that Ned, my 2kg Chihuahua and canine team leader, would give these veggie bites more than a disinterested sniff. Boy, was I wrong! In fact, the only challenge I had during the product review process was running out of treats before I could get good photos!
Knowing that both Ned & Fred had certainly exceeded their recommended daily limit of 4 pieces per day in pursuit of the perfect picture, I was bracing myself for some gastrointestinal pyrotechnics the next day, so I was pleasantly surprised when there was no diarrhea or even gurgling stomachs. Not that this means I’ll be ignoring the recommendations in future – much to the dogs’ collective disappointment – but it was reassuring to know that even when consumed excessively, the Veggie Fiber Bites were well tolerated.
I love the treat jar design, with its wood veneer lid. As a one-off purchase, the jar is relatively expensive, particularly compared to the dispenser box. However, the subscribe-and-save option makes it much more appealing.
The dispenser box is ideal if much of your treat-giving happens on the go. Each pouch has around 10 pieces, the perfect daily allowance for medium to large dogs. No more training treats that crumble into dust or make your pockets smell like jerky!
For large dogs like Kodah, who weighs close to 80 pounds, the small size of the Fiber Veggie Bites means you might go through them pretty quickly. However, limiting him to 10 pieces (or one pouch) per day makes them quite affordable. For pint-sized pups like Ned and Fred, they are great value.
The veggie bites only come in one flavor, but all my dogs really enjoyed them, and even my cats were interested, so I don’t think this is much of an issue. Choolip’s Fiber Veggie Bites aren’t designed to be long-lasting distractions or dental chews; they are bite-sized treats perfect for training or a little food-based gesture of affection.
Being low-calorie and made from nutritious ingredients, it’s nice to be able to give my dogs a treat they love without the guilt of feeding them something unhealthy.


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Where can I buy Fiber Veggie Bites?
Choolip's healthy & tasty treats, including Fiber Veggie Bites, are available at choolip.com, Amazon, TikTok Shop, Chewy, Walmart, Petco, H-E-B, Costco, and Target.
Do you need a subscription?
There is no need to sign up for a subscription or complete complicated health profiles to buy. However, there are savings on bundles and discounts for subscribing.
Are Fiber Veggie Bites suitable for puppies?
Yes! Fiber Veggie Bites are suitable for dogs over 8 weeks, and gentle on young tummies too. As with dogs of all ages, treats should only account for around 5-10% of your pup’s daily intake. The majority of a puppy’s diet should consist of an age-appropriate, nutritionally balanced diet that supports healthy growth.
Are vegan treats healthy for dogs?
Yes! Although there is much debate surrounding whether a complete plant-based diet is appropriate or healthy for dogs long-term, vegan dog treats are as healthy and safe as meat-based ones – sometimes healthier! Unlike obligate carnivores like cats, dogs evolved eating a mixture of meat and plant-based foods, so fruit and vegetables are a healthy inclusion, provided they are getting the appropriate balance of nutrients overall.
For dogs with food allergies, plant-based treats are often one of the few options unlikely to trigger a reaction.


Conclusion
If you’re looking for a treat you don’t have to feel guilty about, I recommend Fiber Veggie Bites from Choolip. The perfectly proportioned, soft & chewy treats are made from a colorful blend of 17 vegetables and fruits, including squash, potato, sweet potato, and carrot, plus plant-based fiber to help support healthy digestion.
With only 4 calories per piece, these vegan-friendly bites are an easy, guilt-free reward for training, walks, or ‘just because’. The plant-based formula means they’re perfect for dogs with food allergies, and my dogs absolutely love them.
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Dr. Karyn Kanowski, BVSc MRCVS (Vet)
Dr. Karyn is originally from Queensland, Australia, and has resided in the UK for the past 10 years. She graduated from The University of Queensland School of Veterinary Science in 2010, and also holds a Bachelor’s degree in Zoology. Karyn is passionate about using experience, evidence, and working with pet owners to provide the best solutions for pets. She also believes in making reliable information about animal health accessible to everyone. 5 cats and 4 dogs let her share their home with her and her husband, and when she is not practising as a veterinary surgeon, she spends her time writing, gardening, and cleaning up pet hair!
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