These treats are highly praised for their health benefits and taste, but some dogs struggle with their hardness.
Specifically mentioned by many users.
Dogs love the flavor
Users appreciate the use of quality ingredients.
Some dogs struggle to chew these treats
Tip: Soaking in water before giving to dogs
Some users find the treat expensive.
Factors: Frequency of use, Storage conditions
No, these treats are too hard and may be difficult for smaller dogs to chew. They are better suited for larger dogs or those with stronger jaws.
Yes, some users have successfully softened the treats by soaking them in water.
Yes, the treats are made with high-quality, healthy ingredients and are praised for their taste and nutritional value.
"Read the ingredients. Liked what I read. Gave 'em a try. My fussy Wheaten flat out loved them."
"I liked the healthy concept of this treat but it’s hard as a rock. My small dogs weren’t able to chew them. They can’t even be broken up, they are so hard. I tried soaking them in water, but still hard. Not recommended for dogs with few teeth."
If your dog has strong chewers or you are willing to soften the treats, these are a great healthy option. Otherwise, consider softer alternatives.
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