Cadet Gourmet Wrapped Treats Duck & Sweet Potato Flavor Dog Treats
In a Nutshell
- Generally well-liked by dogs.
- Some batches have quality issues.
- High value for the price.
Quick Verdict
These treats are a hit with dogs, but recent batches have had some quality issues.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Some treats are reported to be burnt or overprocessed
Prevention: Check for visible signs of burning or overprocessing before purchasing
Some treats are reported to be stale or dry
Prevention: Check for visible signs of staleness or dryness before purchasing
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Excellent taste (5)
Dogs love the taste - noted to be exciting or favorite.
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Value for money (2)
Great value with more for the money.
Cons
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Dry and stale (5) critical
Worst, Treats are dry, stale or overprocessed or burned.
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Textural changes (2) major
Old testurs was better than newer.
Quality Trend: Declining
Some reviews mention that the quality has declined compared to previous purchases
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Who Is This For?
β Best For
- β’ Dog owners want best Treatment β Highly loved dogs treats with good taste
- β’ Consumers who eat Treat β A good deal for the price, price value
β Skip If
- β’ Consumers who expect same sweet potato flavor β Not flavor they wanted, now more like dehydrated potato.
Durability & Care
Factors: It doesn't mention
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Are these treats suitable for all dog sizes?
Yes, based on reviews from multiple dog owners.
How do the treats compare to other brands?
These treats are generally well-liked by dogs and offer good value for money, but recent quality issues are noted.
Highlighted Reviews
"My dogs LOVE these treats. I buy them all the time and they devour them. Will continue to purchase."
"The last 6 packages of these have been burnt or overprocessed & they used to be Bearβs fav go-to treat. Gave up on getting a suitable replacement of these."
Bottom Line
These treats are generally well-liked, but recent quality issues are concerning. Try one batch before committing to larger purchases.