Garlic has been attributed in helping to reduce many ailments, including the common cold in humans and although dogs have a different digestive system, I believe garlic to also be actually good for dogs and aid in better digestion.

Someone else mentioned their concern about it containing cayenne pepper. The only concern with this is if one uses a home made spray deterrent using cayenne pepper and water, and they inhale too much of it. Otherwise as an ingredient, it does no harm what so ever.

I believe Steve’s Real Food is also a great dog food. It’s also rated high here. I can’t though give any advise on it as I haven’t personally seen it or fed it to my dogs.

In my opinion the best dog treats to get for any dogs are air dried beef liver. This is the most attractive scent-wise treat the doggy population would vote on, I dare say. As long as its 100% pure air dried liver, with no other additives, its in my experience, not only the most palatable, but the healthiest treat for most dogs.

Stay away from the commonly marketed and well known Schmackos brand treats. I’m guessing you have this brand in the US too. Its made up of the worst stuff possible.

BARF in my experienced and self-educated humble opinion, is the best commercially made dog food, raw or otherwise, on Earth. Suitable for all canine life stages and conditions not to mention allergies.

Your dog being a “tiny yorkie” would probably benefit on either the lamb or chicken formula, as opposed to the beef formula in BARF.

I feed my dogs the combo formula, being a combination of named meats, hence different protein sources.