Howl's Kitchen Sweet Potato Bagels Dog Treats
In a Nutshell
- Treats are mainly targeted at dogs that enjoy sweet potatoes.
- Dogs show mixed reactions, often finding them too dry or crumbly.
- Suitable for smaller dogs, may break easily for larger dogs.
Quick Verdict
While some dogs love these treats, others find them dry and crumbly. Size fit and durability are concerns.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Sweet Potato Flavor (2)
Dogs enjoy the sweet potato taste.
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Natural and USA Made (1)
Dog owners prefer the natural and USA-made aspect of the treats.
Cons
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Too Dry and Crumbly (2) major
Treats are dry and fall apart easily, making them a mess.
Tip: Lock the treat in the bag and cut it in small pieces so your dog can bite at it.
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Size Issues (1) minor
Treats may be too large for smaller dogs.
Tip: Treat in the bag, lock it and divide in smaller portions.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Owners of smaller or medium dogs. — The treats are more manageable for smaller dogs.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners of larger dogs. — The treats may be too crumbly for a larger dog to finish.
Durability & Care
Factors: Size of dog
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Store in a cool, dry place to maintain texture. Jenerately put them down. Consider smaller breeds.
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Are these treats crumbly?
Yes, many reviewers mention the treats being very crumbly.
What is the size of the treats?
The treats are about the size of a small dog treat. They could be too large for a small dog.
Are the treats durable?
No, many reviewers mention the treats crumbling easily.
Highlighted Reviews
"Victoria loves them, she gets one in the morning after breakfast."
"I have 6 Havanese who usually love sweet potato treats. These bagel sweet potato treats are not the least bit chewy and so dry and crumbly they are all over the floor in a big mess. Then after 3 min. Of interest, every dog just left the remains as if it was so tasteless they had no interest in even..."
Bottom Line
These treats are a hit or miss. If your dog loves sweet potato and you're okay with occasional crumbling, they might be a good option. Otherwise, consider treats with better durability.