About
Family doesn't get fed fillers
Furmajesty was founded out of a desire to feed two dogs properly. Syd, an eleven year old fox terrier, and Sassy, a pug who joined the family two years ago, are the reason the standard exists and the reason it has not moved since.

The starting point was not a business plan. It was a simple position about the two dogs in the house: family doesn't get fed fillers. If an ingredient would not be fed to family, it does not go in the bag.
So the focus shifted to sourcing premium proteins from New Zealand farms, air-drying products to preserve nutrients, and assembling each item in Raglan. No shortcuts. No additives. Nothing hidden. Just pure, honest nutrition for the dogs who deserve it the most.
One protein, one job
Every Furmajesty product is a single protein, and each one is chosen for something it actually does. Trachea is cartilage, so it carries glucosamine and chondroitin naturally while the chewing scrapes teeth. Tripe is stomach lining, so it arrives carrying digestive enzymes. Green-lipped mussel is naturally rich in omega-3 fatty acids, so it supports joints. Lamb lung is lean and light, so it works as a training reward without becoming a second meal.
Building the range that way has a second benefit that matters more than it sounds. A single-ingredient treat is honest to reason about, because if a dog reacts there is exactly one thing to examine rather than a list of fourteen.
Why air-drying is not a style choice
Air-drying removes moisture slowly at low heat. It is slower and more expensive than baking or extrusion, and it is used because the alternative destroys the reason the ingredient was chosen. Omega-3 fatty acids are fragile, digestive enzymes are fragile, and cartilage compounds do not survive being cooked hard.
Air-drying also preserves the physical structure. A trachea stays firm without turning brittle, tripe becomes crunchy rather than dusty, and lung keeps the airy texture that lets you tear it into training-sized pieces by hand.
Sourced in New Zealand, curated in Raglan
New Zealand venison, lamb and tripe are the raw material, and Raglan is where every product is put together. That proximity is the quality-control mechanism: small batches assembled locally can be checked by the people whose name is on the bag.
The standard, stated plainly
At Furmajesty, care is a reflection of respect. That belief guides every ingredient, every process and every decision. In practice it means the ingredient list stays short, the drying stays slow, and nothing goes in to make a margin look better.
- No fillers
- No grains
- No artificial preservatives
- No unnecessary additives
- No mass-market compromises
Shop the range or read the guides to venison trachea, tripe, venison with green-lipped mussel and lamb lung.
Quality control
Two testers, no diplomacy
Syd
Fox terrier, eleven years
Product tester and quality evaluator. Eleven years old, which is exactly the life stage where joint support stops being theoretical.
Sassy
Pug, joined two years ago
Product tester and quality evaluator. Joined the family two years ago and has been registering an opinion on every treat since.
FAQ
About the brand
- Where are Furmajesty treats made?
- Proteins are sourced from New Zealand farms and every product is assembled in Raglan, Waikato.
- Why only single-protein treats?
- A single-protein treat has one variable. If a dog reacts, there is one ingredient to examine instead of a blend, which is why single proteins are the standard in elimination feeding and why Furmajesty builds the whole range that way.
- Why air-dried rather than baked or extruded?
- Air-drying removes moisture slowly at low heat instead of cooking the protein hard. High-temperature processing degrades the fragile compounds that make functional ingredients worth including, so the drying method is what protects the benefit.
- Who tests the products?
- Syd, an eleven year old fox terrier, and Sassy, a pug who joined the family two years ago. Both are product testers and quality evaluators, and neither is easily impressed.
See the range
Four treats, each made from one New Zealand protein and nothing else.