Milk-Bone Farmer’s Medley Grain-Free Lamb & Spring Vegetables Dog Treats
In a Nutshell
- Positive for training and grain-intolerant dogs.
- Possible quality inconsistencies.
- Generally well-liked, though some dogs refused the treats.
Quick Verdict
These grain-free dog treats are well-liked for training and by dogs with grain allergies. However, there are some quality concerns and inconsistencies in palatability.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Mosquitoes found in the package
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Grain-Free (3)
Treats are suitable for dogs with grain allergies.
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Good for Training (4)
Effective for training purposes, and many dogs find them highly appealing.
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Natural Ingredients (2)
Customers appreciate the natural ingredients and no artificial preservatives or flavors.
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High Value (1)
Treats are considered a high-value reward for dogs.
Cons
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Palatability Issues (2) minor
Some dogs refuse to eat these treats.
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Quality Concerns (1) major
Safety and quality issues, such as finding mistakes in the packaging.
Quality Trend: Declining
Some recent reviews mention issues with the packaging that affected the overall quality of the product.
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Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Dog owners with grain-intolerant dogs — These treats are specifically designed for dogs with grain allergies, making them a suitable choice for such pets.
- • Dog owners looking for training treats — Many reviewers found these treats highly effective for training purposes.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners of dogs with particular palatability issues. — Some dogs refused to eat these treats, so owners of picky eaters might want to consider other options.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Are these treats suitable for dogs with grain allergies?
Yes, many reviewers found these treats suitable for dogs with grain allergies.
Highlighted Reviews
"Our Golden-Doodle, no matter where in the house she is, immediately responds to the sound and aroma of the treat when we handle the containing bag. She almost acts berserk when the treat is removed from the bag until she receives it. We place them in one of her Kong's and she loses no time working ..."
"My grain free fed dog wouldn't touch these, no matter how I presented them. I gave them away and those dogs don't find them palatable either and they eat anything."
Bottom Line
If you have a dog with specific dietary needs or want a good training treat, these are worth considering, but be aware of potential quality issues and inconsistencies.