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I’ve been a Full Moon enthusiast too for my Rottweiler, Bella. The size of the treats is jsut right for a large breed like her and they seem to be made of quality ingredients. I have had one tiny issue though – while the pack says it’s resealable, I’ve found that the seal breaks easily, at least in my experience. Anyone else face this or is it just me being clumsy? Good thing is, Bella doesn’t mind them being a little harder after exposure to air but I’d prefer they stay fresh.
For those having trouble with this too, try using a treat jar or Ziplock bags as a workaround. Still love these treats overall and would recommend they invest in better packaging mabye? If not, no biggie… Bella and I are still fans!
Absolutely agree with you guys, Full Moon treats are a hit in our household too. We’ve got a particularly picky Shih Tzu named Gigi and she’s partial to the Chicken Jerky recipe. It feels like I’m giving her something healthy that she enjoys, especially given the company claims they use high-quality ingredients without any fillers or nasty artificial stuff.
The price point might seem a bit steep for doggo treats at first glance, but considering the longevity of the pack (they last ages!), it’s pretty value for money. Also, I’d rather pay a bit more for wholesome snakcs than save up and compromise on my pet’s health.
Those of you who’ve tried the other flavors, how do your pups like them? We’re considering branching out to try some of their other recipes next. And remember, as much as these treats are great, always consult a vet if there are any unusual reactions.
With my Boxer mix, Full Moon treats came as a bit of a mixed bag. I totally agree about the size being spot on. They’re easy to carry around during our walks and perfect for training sessions. However, they felt a bit priced on the higher end.
In terms of ingredients, I love that they are made with all natural materials like chicken and sweet potato; quite healthy in my opinion. My boy Rocky usually woofs them down real quick but, on occasion, he’s turned his nose up at them without any clear reason.
So yeah, overall they’re decent enough, but do keep an eye out for your dog’s reactions and preferences. You may also want to try investing in some cheaper alternatives when you’re on a tight budget!
Couldn’t agree more about the ideal size of Full Moon treats. My Goldendoodle, Daisy, loves them too. However, don’t overlook the crumb situation that comes with this treat. Every time Daisy has her mouthful, she leaves quite a mess around which can be tedious to clean up. It might help to feed your pooch these treats outside or over an easy-to-clean floor mat. Just my two cents from my experience with these goodies.
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