When can my puppy stop eating crushed kibble? Safe treats for pups?

Poppy is very cute! Likely she will be fine on hard puppy kibble as long as the kibble is small enough. Make sure to get a small breed puppy formula so that it has small kibble that should be easy to chew. I hope this is helpful and please feel free to post any additional questions.

At 6 weeks of age, your puppy should be eating dog food. You could mix it with a little bit of water or puppy milk replacer to make it softer, if needed. Any type of dog treat would also be appropriate. You could look for a softer treat, like Lean Treats, as they would be easy to eat.

In minimal quantity it could be fine, but be aware they may cause diarrhoea and stomach upset. It would be best to getting him used to carrots and similar healthy treats which can be then used for training as well.

It is important for puppies to have puppy food or a food labeled for all life stages so they can grow appropriately, so I would recommend exchanging the food. A 6 week old puppy should have all of his baby teeth coming in and should be able to eat kibble, although he may still prefer canned food.

At eight weeks of age, I wouldn't give treats just yet unless you are training Blueberry. I like Beggin Strips. As for food, he should be fed three times a day, once in the morning, afternoon, and evening. Each food has a different daily requirement, so look at the instructions on his bag of food, and divide the daily requirement into three equal portions. Best of luck.

This depends on the type of treat. Most brands should have an age range on the bag.. Treats should not be too big that they can't be easily chewed sand bones should not be given until adult teeth are present at 6months plus

Your puppy is still a bit young for lots of training, he is still a baby. I suggest you book in to a puppy training class once his vaccinations are done. As for treats, it is not always necessary to give food treats. Praising is a great treat and works just as well, if not better. Here is some additional information that will be helpful: https://vcahospitals.com/know-your-pet/puppy-behavior-and-training-training-basics