FAM LIQ

I decided to try these to use as treats while leash training my dog, because I thought it would be perfect to be able to hold the treat down by my side and let her lick it as we walked. Also, she's gets a mild allergic reaction (itchiness) if she eats chicken regularly, so I thought that having something with only a small amount of chicken in it would be great as I know she loves that flavor.When I got the treats I was excited, and immediately let my dog try one. She licked it twice and then looked at me, then just walked away, looking betrayed because she was expecting a treat. I wiped a little bit of the flavor liquid on my finger and smelled it, and oh MAN, no wonder she hated it. It smells like trash. Turns out one of the main ingredients is Pollock oil. So if you want to feed your dog a warm bottle of fish, I guess this is the treat for you.Also, it turns out that this product just has "chicken FLAVOR" as an ingredient, not actual chicken. If it has any actual chicken in the "chicken flavor", I suspect its vastly overpowered by old fish.I tried the treat again on a walk. She licked it once at the start and then actively moved away from it after that. I immediately tossed both bottles in the garbage when I got home.

I purchased LIQ for my doggos on the 4th of July. The bottle says 6 licks equals 1 calorie. I have 1 large male, he gets a little extra. The small dog gets just a few small licks. The large dog gets stressed in the afternoon and I give him some and he totally relaxes! He dozes off and eats a good dinner. It only takes a little bit. With the roller ball it's a continuous feed. They love it so much that I have to actually pull away from them. The smell is okay, the anti-stress flavor is chicken. I've decided not to use it every day, it's a little expensive.

I got this for my cat for Christmas. He refused to lick it. He sniffed it for a bit, and then tried to bury it like it was poo. :( I'm very sad because I thought he would love to have a nice treat for Christmas, and now I feel like I wasted my money and he didn't get anything. The design is nice, but the flavor needs some improvements, I guess.

My dog seems to really like these liquid treats. It smells very bad though once you open it, then the dog’s breath stinks, and then he has some stinky gas. My dog is very hyper active and anxious so I thought this “stress” treat would maybe help but I see no change in him after he gets it. I think it’s a bit overpriced as well.

My dogs love these! I used to buy a different brand that is no longer made and have been searching for a replacement. So glad I finally found these. This is the best way to treat your dog without adding a lot of calories - it is especially great as a training treat. I love that it has the roller ball for easy licking and I like this so much better than similar "lick" treats that are solid. Please don't stop making this!

The dogs are crazy about it!I bought LIQ because I have a 10 year old labrador and a 5 year old yorkie, both with high maintenance coats and they were getting “less agile”. In the time I’ve used this I’ve noticed less shedding which is amazing (less vacuuming!). I’m looking forward to seeing their coat shine with a lot less effort required from my part. Thanks LIQ!

Got this item to try on my hyperactive and stressed dog who has anxiety issues for which he takes medication. He liked the odor and flavor of the product. I did not notice any sort of huge change in his levels of anxiety, but it is a treat he likes and is easy to carry with us on a walk.

I have five cats that I rescued at a local shelter, and by chance they are all female. They were all spayed, with the common side effect of weight gain. While I wanted to be careful about their food intake and calories, I still really like to spoil them, and finding a liquid low calorie treat was great. They are happier each time I give them LIQ , and I'm happy knowing that, besides something yummy, I ́m also taking care of their health.