this and that Canine Company Snack Station Everest Cheese Momos Dehydrated Dog Treats, 5-oz bag
In a Nutshell
- Some dogs love the treats for their crunch.
- Some dogs dislike the treats and won't eat them.
- Concerns about the ingredients and labeling accuracy.
Quick Verdict
these treats are loved by dogs with grain allergies but disliked by black labs
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Cheese-like Appeal (1)
The treats appeal to dogs that have allergies to grains.
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no added colors or preservatives (1)
The treats are healthy for dogs, contain no grains, soy, corn, or artificial preservatives, and are safe for dogs on limited ingredient diets
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'agitates dog to eat quickly (1)
The treats do exactly what they say. As with any food or supplement though, sometimes a rotten batch can be your fault, but sometimes it is the brand
Cons
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Mock Brand (1) major
people note the decorations and fancy labels above all else, however the resemblance to Duanrean brand made their blood boil
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Dogs with grain allergies — These treats provide a crunchy texture that appeals to dogs with grain allergies.
✗ Skip If
- • Black labs — These treats are disliked by black labs, possibly due to the lack of actual cheese.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Rating Distribution
Highlighted Reviews
"My dog has allergies to all grains. He loves these for the crunch he doesn’t normally get from freeze dried treats."
"I thought my dogs would love these, but they tried them once, and won't eat anymore. They're made from yak and cow milk and have no actual cheese in them (yes, you make cheese from milk, but if cheese is listed on the package but not the ingredient list, then there isn't any cheese in there)."
Bottom Line
people should consider both reviews and see how their dog responds to the treats, and may find it worthwhile