These grain-free crunchy treats are enjoyed by many dogs but are too large and hard for smaller breeds. The price and packaging are also points of dissatisfaction.
The hardness of the treats may cause dental issues for some dogs.
Prevention: Break treats into smaller pieces or choose a softer treat.
Dogs enjoy the taste of the treats.
Treats are perceived as healthy by owners.
The treats have a pleasant smell.
The treats are too large for smaller dogs.
The treats are very hard, which can be a problem for dogs with dental issues.
The treats are perceived as overpriced.
The packaging is perceived as small for the price.
No, they are too large and hard for smaller dogs.
It can be difficult to break them into smaller pieces, especially for smaller dogs.
"My 7 pound, six month old Shih Tzu loves these! She grabs it out of my hand and runs away to eat it in a corner, privately lol. it's great for an in between meals snack and just to keep her quiet when I am eating my own snack lol"
"These were too large for my 12 pound dog. Tried to break up but they were extremely hard. Would be better for large dogs. Could not use them."
If you have a larger dog, these treats might be a good option. However, if you have a smaller dog, you might want to consider alternative treats that are easier to break into smaller pieces.
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