Good 'n' Fun Triple Flavor Kabobs Chicken, Duck & Chicken Liver Dog Treat Chews
In a Nutshell
- Affordable and flavorful treats with high satisfaction rates
- Issues with reduced size and quality variations
- Many dogs enjoy the variety of flavors and texture
Quick Verdict
Most dogs loved the taste and texture, with some complaints about size reduction and quality variances. Overall, a strong performer with room for improvement in consistency.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Reported unusual smell of gasoline on some packages.
Prevention: Do not leave bags in sun and also make sure its safe for pets
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Flavor Variety (9)
Dogs love the combination of chicken, duck, and chicken liver.
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Long-Lasting (6)
Durability makes them excellent for keeping dogs occupied.
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Cats Dislikes (1)
Good price
Cons
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Small Portion (4) minor
Some users noted a decrease in the size of the treats.
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Gasoline Smell (1) high
Unusual and concerning smell of gasoline on some packages.
Tip: Contact manufacturer or discard suspicious packages
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Size change (1) high
Not the best quality of ingredients.
Tip: contact company.
Quality Trend: Declining
Some reports of reduced meat content and smaller size.
positive
Who Is This For?
ā Best For
- ā¢ Pet owners seeking budget-friendly, long-lasting treats ā Good price-to-quality ratio and keeps dogs entertained
- ā¢ Owners with smaller or toy breed dogs ā Smaller size makes them suitable for smaller breeds
ā Skip If
- ā¢ Owners with large or giant breed dogs ā May be too small for larger breeds
- ā¢ Pacers with limited chewing time. ā Easy chewing session or smaller paws.
Durability & Care
Factors: dog breed size, shape
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- š” Keep a sealed and airtight container.
- š” Regularly clear cardboard near
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Are these treats safe for small dogs?
Yes, many small dogs enjoy these treats, but monitor for choking hazards
How long do these treats last?
Typically 1-2 months with proper storage; varies by dog size and chewing habits
What should I do if my dog doesn't like the smell?
Contact the manufacturer or store you bought from
Highlighted Reviews
"And they actually are a decent cost as I was mortified to see the prices of some of these dog treats I haven't even got to my cats yet, but NO DOG TREAT EVER SHOULD COST 50 FOR ONE BAG NOT A BIG BOX that's like a 3 month supply AT MINIMUM"
"Iām not sure if someone spilled gasoline on the package during the manufacturing or packing process but even after wiping it down, I smell it. I wonder if the kabobs (which my dog loves) could be contaminated. I am split over keeping it around or chucking the unfinished kabobs."
Bottom Line
Recommended if you have a dog that loves chewy, flavorful treats. Test a small quantity to see if your dog likes them, and keep an eye on packaging quality.