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JamesKelly
MemberI wish this site would give a detailed review of Milkbone, and, if perchance they are less than ideal, include suggestions for non-harmful biscuits that Dog might like.
Biscuits for convenience, nothing to melt or stain the carpet.
Or, Dr. Sagman’s recipe for home-baked treats.
No need to discuss a popular commercial product, just let us know what might actually be harmless to Dog.
We do bake human food in this house.FreeholdHound
MemberCloud Nine Buddy Biscuits – many flavors and grain free options are the most used brand here for my Greyhound with multiple food intolerances. Available at Petco and Target by me. Old Mother Hubbard biscuits are the back up treats available at many locations. As I have to avoid poultry, sweet potato, & oatmeal my options are limited.
InkedMarie
MemberDr. Mike only reviews dog food here, not treats. I don’t think they’d rate very highly if he did.
I’m partial to Buddy Bisquits (come in large & mini, also soft), SoJo’s (mine love the duck & cherry), The Honest Kitchen (they have a few) and Charlee Bear treats.
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