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I can totally relate to the array of responses here. My Beagle, Buster, definitely has a picky palate and he seems to love the Fromm dog treats. What I particularly like about these treats is their size; they’re quite ideal for training sessions – not too big and not too small. Plus, considering their ingredient quality, I think the price is fairly reasonable. However, it’s worth mentioning that these treats are quite hard compared nuggets from other brands we’ve tried before, so some dogs might need a bit of time to get used to them. Trust me, Buster took a few days before he was munching them down with no issues. As always though, if you’re unsure or if your dog is having trouble with any food products it’s a good idea to consult your vet.
Has anyone else found the hardness of these treats an adaptive challenge for their dog?
fellow dog lovers! I felt compelled to share my experience with Fromm dog treats too, seeing the range of responses here. I’ve been using them for a little over a year for my German Shepherd, Max. He absolutely adores them and never seems to get bored – especially the salmon and sweet potato flavor.
One thing to point out though is their size. They’re a bit on the larger side which works fantastically for Max but smaller dogs might find them harder to handle. It’s always wise to consider your dog’s size and appetite when shopping for treats.
Also worth noting is the price point. They’re not the cheapest option available on the market, but in my honest opinion, you get what you pay for. The quality justifies the cost as far as I’m concerned.
As always, it’s advisable to try a smaller pack first to see if your dog takes a liking to it – remember each pup has its distinct taste preferences! Has anyone tried any other flavors that their pets seem particularly partial to?
Agreed with much of the above! My Labrador, Bailey, loves her Fromm treats. Surprisingly, even with her big size, the treats do not vanish in one single gulp but she gives them couple of chews and seems to really relish them. Guess the size is suitable for both big breed dogs and smaller ones alike. Yes, they are a bit pricier than some other brands but I firmly believe in quality over quantity when it comes to my fur baby’s diet.
For those worrying about the cost, you might want to break the treats into smaller pieces – they’re still plenty enjoyable for your dogs and will last longer this way. But of course the amount depends on each individuals dog’s health & habit. Always remember consult your vet if uncertain. In our case it was certainly worth it – Bailey perks up every time she hears the treat bag rustle!
Also, for folks who have dogs that love thier gran’s comfort food range by Fromm should definitely try these treats; saying Bailey going gaga over them would be an understatement!
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