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Well, isn’t this an interesting conversation! I also put my pooch, Charlie, on the Buddy Biscuits diet for a few weeks. And while they did have some cute shapes and an alright smell, I found them to be more on the pricey side for the ingredients used. Not that Charlie complained, but he’ll eat practically anything.
My alternative though? Have you ever tried making your own dog treats? I found a simple recipe online that includes pumpkin puree and peanut butter—both very good for dogs—and let me tell you, Charlie sniffs them out every time from the oven’s first ‘ding.’ It’s like his sixth sense or something!
Anyway, might be a fun different avenue to explore if you’re feeling adventurous. Remember, always worth checking in with your vet before changing up thier diet too dramatically.
Actually, I had a rather neutral experience with Iams Dry Dog Food. I have to admit, the size of the kibble was perfect for my tiny Chihuahua’s small mouth and she seemed to find it pretty tasty as well. However, her preference did ultimately lean towards wet food over time. Whilst there’s no denying that this product is of good quality and decently priced, suppose just like us humans, our furbabies have thier own individual preferences. My two cents would be to always keep in mind to monitor your dog’s reaction/taste for new types foods or diets. After all, they can’t express their likes and dislikes in words!
