All Natural Puppy Peanut Butter Training Treats - Low Calorie Dog Treats – Low Fat Diet for Pets - Vegetarian, Baked, Crunchy Biscuits - Heart Shaped, Healthy Fiber, No Grain-Gluten, Made in USA

Limited healthy ingredients(oat flour, peanut butter, chia seeds, blueberries). Not too hard, not too soft. Mostly arrived whole pieces some crumbs. My dog isn’t picky at all so she loves them (anything with peanut butter). Unless you’re strictly grain free diet, these are a great healthy treat. Slightly expensive but worth a dogs joy and well being. Rather pay a little more than less for most dog treats that are filled with chemical preservatives and other unhealthy ingredients that are harmful to their health and dogs don’t need in their diet at all.

I opened the bag and the healthy ingredients smell so good, and I’m sure delicious by the reaction of our dogs loving them. Product is excellent and recommended.

Low calorie and tasty - our puppy has loved these treats since she was smaller! She’s 2 years old and has a sensitive stomach. These treats are great - she loves them and they make her regular!

I have 2 dogs and neither one will eat them. They sniff them, but won't touch them. I was hoping they would eat them.They smell good to me, but apparently not to them.

I have been buying the Coconut Apple flavor for years. My Aussie loves them and at night she runs into the room where we spend the evening watching tv and knows to look in the place where I always put 3 for her "dessert." If they are not there in time she looks everywhere for them. A delicious treat my girl adores.

The price continues to go up, and the size of the bag has gone from 8 oz to 7 oz.My dogs love these treats. I've purchased 16 bags of them over the last few years.$10.99 for an 8 oz bag in 2020, which was expensive enough, is now $13.99 for a 7 oz bag.They've priced them out of my reach. Sad, but the bag that was delivered today will be my last. I'm sure we'll find another healthy treat they like for a much more reasonable cost.

The only comment I would have to make is that for the size and quantity, these are a little pricey. I expected to pay somewhere around $6.99 for an 8 ounce bag (which is still pretty expensive), not $11.99 plus tax. That's 24 dollars a pound!!!! For that I can get a 40 pound bag of highest quality dog food.!But I'm not a normal buyer of them. I only buy these when I petsit for a certain family, and they never leave me enough for the time they are gone. They don't even know I buy the extra. Their dog does like them though, and I know they are health conscious about the dog and have been using them for several years, so I guess Paws Up, guys!

So on this years Vet visit our wonderful veterinarian strongly suggested that sweet Sarah needed to lose 10lbs by next years visit. Since my MD had essentially told me to do the same thing I determined that we were both going to eat better this year. After thinking about it, it seems treats and sweets are the issue for both of us. Sarah initially disagreed and thought the scales were wrong. BUT once I got your all natural treats she jumped on the healthy bandwagon and is happily content with the weight loss program. Now, if I could find the human equivalent we would both be doing what the Doctor recommends!