These grain-free crunchy biscuits are a hit with dogs, especially for their peanut butter flavor. However, older dogs or those with dental issues may struggle with the hardness of these treats.
Many dogs love the peanut butter flavor and texture.
Reviewers find the treats to be a good buy.
Some dogs, especially older ones, find the treats too hard to eat.
Some reviewers mentioned a bad smell from the treats, indicating potential quality issues.
Some reviews mentioned a change in smell, indicating a decline in quality in recent batches.
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Factors: Storage conditions, Feeding frequency
Some older dogs may struggle with the hardness, but many enjoy the flavor and texture. Consider softer treats if your dog has dental issues.
These treats can last a few weeks to a few months if stored properly.
"Neighbor’s dog treks over to see me every day to receive these treats. She must truly love them as she’s old, hips are shot, and painful for her to walk. But make it over here to see me and get these treats she does."
"These treats used to smell like you opened a jar of peanut butter. This last batch of bags I purchased smell like rancid oil."
If you have a dog that enjoys hard treats and loves peanut butter, these are a great choice. However, if your dog has dental issues or prefers softer treats, consider a different option.
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