Bounce and Bella Grain Free Dog Treats - 800 Healthy Training Treats - 80% Fresh Poultry, 20% Potato & Sweet Potato - Hypoallergenic for Dogs with Sensitive Stomachs (2 pack)

Every dog I know loves these. When my elderly dogs are unwell, these are all the only thing they will eat. As they only contain three ingredients, I worry about then eating more than the usual quota of "treats".

Great little treats that my dogs love

We love these treats for the dogs and more importantly so do they. We always carry some put walking as rewards for various things.However other dogs being walked have twigged on that we carry them and wait for a treat themselves.

You get a lot for your money with these treats. My dogs love them. Because they are so small and contain natural ingredients, you can give your dog quite a few of these which is helpful for training.I have a little treat bag that clips onto my belt loop so I can hand them out when needed.The bag had a zip lock to keep out moisture.My beagle can smell them when I scatter a few in long grass, I can tell when he finds them because they are crunchy.There are a lot of them in the bag so great value for money. You don’t have to worry about nasty additives. There are high quality treats.I believe all dogs will love them.

they are very good for training or not. My dog loves them.

Excellent product loved by my poochnutri

My dogs love these treats

Please try and read until the end or just skip straight there if needs be.I like these treats as they tend to last a long time; you do get a lot although £10 is a bit pricey. I can even just about halve them (some are too hard to break with hands) and make them go further - we have a toy breed and he’s happy with any morsel as a reward!Remember to always re-seal them as they are VERY hard and dry and any further drying could honestly damage your dogs teeth. So I wouldn’t recommend for older dogs or teething puppies (maybe they could be soaked a bit first though). My dog uses his back molars to loudly crunch through them; he is 2 years old. He would never gulp them down like some others that he barely gets to taste.I chose the fish flavour and it’s an extremely strong smell that will stay in your hands, but that does help retain your dogs interest in training. It also means they’ll know exactly where they’re stored in the house! Or if there’s a forgotten one in your pocket.***I’m happy that there’s very few ingredients in these, but do your research when it comes to dog food- I watched a documentary, which in summary, states that the reason dog food/treats are that colour (very dark) is the cooking/heating process (very high temperatures), and that yes it may have all those healthy ingredients in to start with but the nutrition quality may change after the heating process. Potentially misleading you.The packaging isn’t required to state the cooking process or temperatures (in the UK at least), and often they are very high - purposefully designed to provide a long shelf life.It does make you question why fish or poultry food would be so dark….. food for thought, no pun intended.Are we feeding our pets burnt and carcinogenic food?***A treat is just that though, so I do not have too much concern for now, I myself will do more research and would encourage others to too.