Ingredients:
Pea flour, tapioca starch, potato flour, chickpea flour, flaxseed, peanut butter, canola oil, mixed tocopherols (preservative), rosemary extract.
Kcal Per Kg:
3,340 kcal/kg
34 kcal/treat
Guaranteed Analysis:
crude protein (min): 14.0%
crude fat (min): 7.0%
crude fiber (max): 5.0%
moisture (max): 11.0%
Question
Ray –
Are there different sized treats?
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Rebecca King –
Been using these for over a year. My one dog is …an idiot. The other thinks you need to say her name 100 times before she can acknowledge you. They can’t always tell stranger danger from a stranger. I can yell but all I have to do is say “snack snack” and they kill themselves to get to the door. Works to get them in at night when the wildlife is around too.
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Diane Northington –
I have offered our family dog these treats routinely over the past couple of years when I first saw them at the store while looking for a treat different from regular dog biscuits and soft meat sticks. We’ve purchased both the Peanut Butter- and the Chicken-flavored biscuits. Our dog likes both, but prefers the peanut butter ones. They look like gingerbread cookies, so we call the peanut butter boys. We get the “regular” size (not the minis). He is an 80-pound dog. At first, I was worried that they may have been too small, but there is no (normal) way to swallow them whole.
I also love that they are made with human-friendly ingredients. They don’t smell like dog treats. I even had a friend ask if they could have one (before they knew that they were dog treats)!
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Question
Sara –
Diabetic dog??
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