Three Dog Bakery Soft Baked Woofers Grain-Free Sweet Potato Dog Treats, 13-oz box
In a Nutshell
- Dogs love the taste and smell
- Occasional hardness issues
- Good for most dogs, but may need to be broken into smaller pieces
Quick Verdict
Three Dog Bakery's Soft Baked Woofers are popular among dogs, praised for taste and size. Some users report occasional hardness issues, affecting smaller dogs' ability to chew.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Taste (5)
Dogs find these treats very tasty.
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Size (2)
Treats are a good size for most dogs.
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Healthy Ingredients (2)
Treats are grain-free and made with healthy ingredients.
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Smell (3)
Treats have a strong, appealing smell.
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Easy to Break (2)
Treats can be easily broken into smaller pieces.
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Good for Training (1)
Treats are useful for training sessions.
Cons
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Hardness (3) major
Treats can be too hard for some dogs.
Tip: Breaking the treats into smaller pieces.
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Inconsistent Quality (2) major
Quality seems to vary between batches.
Quality Trend: Declining
Some reviews mentioned that the treats are not as soft as they used to be, indicating a possible decline in quality.
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Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Dog owners looking for grain-free treats — These treats are grain-free and made with healthy ingredients.
- • Owners of medium to large dogs — The treats are a good size for most dogs and can be broken into smaller pieces if needed.
- • Owners interested in using treats for training — These treats can be used as rewards during training sessions.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners of small dogs or dogs with dental issues — The treats can be too hard for some dogs to chew.
- • Owners who prefer soft treats — The quality and softness of the treats can vary between batches.
Durability & Care
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Common Questions
Are these treats suitable for dogs with allergies?
Yes, these treats are grain-free and do not contain common allergens.
Can these treats be used for training?
Yes, these treats can be used as rewards during training sessions.
Are these treats too hard for small dogs?
Some reviewers reported that the treats can be too hard for smaller dogs.
Highlighted Reviews
"He likes them but they are so big we break them in half so he doesn't fill up and not eat his dinner :)"
"I did not like the treats because advertised as soft and my shih tzu doctor not bit into them hem and I had a very hard time braking them.. not worth it"
Bottom Line
If your dog enjoys soft treats and you're looking for a grain-free option, these are a good choice. Just be prepared to break them into smaller pieces if your dog has trouble chewing.