KONG Kitchen Field & Stream Salmon Crunchy Dog Treats, 4-oz box
In a Nutshell
- Treats are effective for training and rewarding due to low calorie content.
- Some dogs are picky and refuse to eat them.
- Overall satisfaction is high, but be prepared for potential rejection by some dogs.
Quick Verdict
The treats are praised for their low calorie content and effectiveness in training, but some dogs are picky about their taste.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Effective Low-Calorie Training Treats (1)
These treats are useful for training due to their low calorie content.
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Dog's Satisfaction with smell (1)
The smell is important to pet and taste good enough for pet to satisfy the cravings.
Cons
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Some Dogs Refuse to Eat Them (1) minor
A few dogs found the treats unappealing and did not eat them.
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Treats may appear Annoying (1) major
Throwing away the unused and unliked treats was a huge waste of money according to some reviewers.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Dogs that require low calorie treats — Helpful in managing calorie intake while rewarding pets
- • Owners doing training — The treats are easy to carry around for training and are enough to satisfy
✗ Skip If
- • Owners with picky dogs — Some dogs may refuse to eat these treats
- • Owners of small dogs — The size may cause issues
Durability & Care
Factors: Dog's taste and preference
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Are these treats suitable for overweight dogs?
Yes, they are low in calories and can be used for diet management.
Can these treats be used for training?
Yes, they are great for training due to their low calorie content and ease of use.
Highlighted Reviews
"My 11 year old is over weight and these are the perfect treat for him small amount of calories and he is very satisfied having these great reward treat."
"I was surprised that one dog refuses to eat them and one dog will only occasionally eat them. What a waste! Tried several times and eventually just threw them out. Maybe Kong should stick to toys."
Bottom Line
If you have a dog who enjoys salmon-flavored treats and needs a low-calorie option, these treats are worth considering. However, be prepared for potential pickiness.