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I’ve been using Nutro dog treats for training sessions with my Beagle, Bailey, for about two years now and I can definately say the size of these treats is perfect for smaller breeds. The chewiness keeps Bailey engaged without being so tough that it interrupts the flow of our training. However, although their ingredients are great and my dog loves them, I did find that they crumble easily in my pocket or treat bag over the course of a walk. Does anyone else experience this issue? Tips on keeping them intact would be welcomed! As for value, if you use them as sparingly as we do (Bailey works hard for her treats), a single bag can go a long way. I’ve found them to be more cost-effective than other high-end brands.
Agreeing with you all here on Fruitables! They’re a hit with my Border Collie, Echo. She especially loves the pumpkin and apple flavor. Finding treats that she likes can be a bit hit or miss due to her pickiness, but these have been a consistent favorite for about a year now.
Just a little tip from me to any owners of fussy eaters out there: try to introduce different flavors gradually. Don’t just stick to one they like; switching it up can actually help to keep your pup’s interest in their treats! Anyone else found this trick useful or have different ones to prevent treat boredom?
Sounds like Fromm treats are very popular here! I’ve been considering trying these for my Beagle pup. Any thoughts on if the size of these treats would be right for a smaller breed like mine? Also, how’s the ingredient list? My Lily has a bit of a sensitive stomach.
As for my past treat experience, I once bought these premium chews that ended up being way too big and tough for her. Learned the hard way that labels can be deceiving sometimes. Thanks in advance for any advice!
Absolutely agree with all the praises for Fruitables! I’ve got a lovable Lab named Buddy, and he’s been on these treats for a couple of years now. Like the pumpkin flavor in particular since it helps with his digestion (though, for any health concerns, do see a vet). I appreciate how petite the treats are too – perfect for training sessions or just a munch between meals. Plus, no junk ingredients to worry about. Have you guys tried the blueberry flavor? Buddy seems to love that one as well and I’m thinking of stocking up.
Definitely, Buddy Biscuits have been a big hit in our home as well! My corgi, Toby, is a picky eater but he cannot resist these treats due to thier perfect size and palatable flavors. The biscuits are easy enough for him to chew and they’ve become an ideal training tool. jsut wave one in front of Toby when he’s being stubborn, it’s like seeing a little light click on in his head!
Another thing I adore about these treats is their affordability. It doesn’t put much pressure on the wallet, which makes me an even bigger fan. For anyone looking to try them out, gradually introduce them into your dog’s diet to help prevent potential tummy upset. Gotta say, these biscuits are proving themselves to be worth every cent!
Absolutely agree with you there, the “Bear and The Rat” treats are a hit in our home too. I’ve got 13 years of pup parenting behind me and these treats have proved to be some of the most popular amongst my crew. Starting from their size, they’re just right for both my larger retriever, Ben and the new dachshund pups.
I really appreciate that they’re not tough or tuggy, makes it easier on their teeth and jaws. And you don’t find pieces everywhere which is a plus! Also worth applauding is their pricing – in light of the quality ingredients used and knowing they prioritize safety & health, it feels fair.
Quick tip for other owners out there – try using these treats as training rewards. My fussy eater, Bella has been pulling all her tricks trying to earn more.
Curious though, anyone else tried their cooling yoghurt variety yet? Always looking for ways to help my pals beat the summer heat!
Got a chuckle from the Ruby and Charlie tales! Jasper, my rambunctious Boxer, also met Alpo Prime Cuts with a less than enthusiastic reception. But, oddly enough, he enjoyed it more when I reduced its quantity and mixed it with wet dog food. Maybe the texture or the combo of flavors did the trick? Has anyone else experimented this way with dry food? Also, I can’t help but wonder if Alpo has any plans for variation in kibble size; might be more enticing for our furry pals!
