Canidae Grain-Free PURE Rabbit & Kale Chewy Dog Treats are generally well-liked but have some significant concerns about ingredients and pet health issues. They are good for training but may cause diarrhea in some dogs. The ingredients are not purely rabbit and kale as the name suggests, which could be a problem for pets with specific dietary needs.
These treats can cause diarrhea in some dogs.
Prevention: Avoid giving to dogs prone to digestive issues and specific diets.
Ingredients do not align with the name; be wary of dogs with specific dietary needs.
Prevention: Check ingredients carefully or avoid.
Perfect size for positive reinforcement or small bites.
The treats caused diarrhea in multiple dogs.
The treats do not have the primary ingredients as advertised, which could cause problems for pets with specific dietary needs.
Tip: Check very carefully for other brand alternatives.
Factors: Usage frequency, Storage conditions
Not recommended, as they have caused diarrhea in multiple dogs.
Primarily peas and sweet potatoes, with rabbit and kale listed lower on the ingredient list.
No, as chicken is a main ingredient.
"my Cavalier puppy loves them and good for training"
"Out of 20 dogs I have these to for rewards, 18 got diarrhea for a couple of days after just 3 pieces each. Unless your dog has a cast iron stomach I would not recommend these."
Given the high risk of digestive issues and questionable ingredient listing, these treats may not be the best for pets with sensitive stomachs however they can be useful for training purposes otherwise. Only use once you know your pets tolerate these well.
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