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Reply To: Fruitables Dog Treats
The general comments seem to refer to treats which are not totally organic and are(were) likely to contain additives that would have had at least some effect upon the dog’s health. Without any malice i wonder if some of these treats might also have originated in China which is notorious for providing foods for both animals and humans which can contribute to serious health issues.
As my wife and I are awaiting the arrival of a new Yorkie puppy to our home we are of course doing our best to establish some practical info on a variety off things for the new dog and one of those things on the list is effective and healthy treats to be used as well in training. Our basic research suggests that things such as bacon bits, frozen blueberries and raspberries would be effective and for us, eliminating commercial products would be a positive start.
Any reviews of healthy treats for pups and adult dogs would be greatly appreciated.
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- Paul Brian on Good dog food for almost 16 year old with elevated liver enzymes and beg kindey
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- Rebecca Tan on Cat Lane review
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