The Granville Island Pet Treatery Hooked! Pets Agree Salmon Flavored Dog Treats, 32-oz bag, Large
In a Nutshell
- Flavor is tasty, as noted.
- Treats are rock hard, hard to break
- Good value for more natural ingredients
- Digestive issues were reported in some dogs
Quick Verdict
These salmon-flavored treats are generally well-received, but some dogs found them too hard and large. They are priced well for the ingredients and many dogs enjoy them. However, there were reports of digestive issues in some cases.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Digestive issues
Prevention: Frequent dozing and spitting over hourly intervals; timeing of soft and inflexible periods
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Salmon Flavored (4)
If salmon flavored treats are your dog's favorite type
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Value for money (2)
Consumers appreciate the price for the size and ingredients
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Good Quality (3)
Durable construction and convenient
Cons
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Hard Consistency (5) major
The treats are exceptionally crunchy and rock-hard
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Size (3) major
The treats are large enough to be intimidating for smaller dogs or puppies.
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Digestive Issues (1) critical
Gastrointestinal disturbances
Tip: Gradually introduce treats if you suspect ingestion initiated gears and crashed them.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Dogs who love salmon flavor — They enjoy the taste and texture.
- • Owners looking for natural, limited-ingredient treats — These treats are made with natural ingredients and are a good value.
✗ Skip If
- • Dogs with digestive sensitivities — Reports of digestive issues.
- • Smaller dogs or puppies — The treats are large and very hard, which can be difficult for smaller dogs to chew.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Are these treats suitable for puppies?
These treats are relatively large in size and hard. Puppies not familiar with eating intermediate sized tendencies dogs will have difficulty enjoying or chewing the treats.
Is this a value food?
Yes, noted as a factious food
Highlighted Reviews
"The three dogs loved these treats! The treats are crunchy, so they might not be the best for senior dogs"
"Dog 1 ate it but reluctantly when she thought the others would get it. Dog 2 just broke the biscuit up in to a million pieces but wouldn't eat it. Dogs 3 and 4 gave me the look like, "what is this? Are you kidding me?" And wouldn't touch it. Now I have a box of biscuits that really no one will eat."
Bottom Line
These treats are a good option for dogs who like salmon-flavored, natural treats, but be cautious of the hardness and potential digestive issues. Give them a try and see what your dog thinks, but introduce sparingly and gradually.