Bully Max Freeze-Dried Raw Dog Food Toppers for Puppies & Adult Dogs - Salmon with Real Fruits & Veggies - Meal Enhancers with Vitamins & Minerals - Feed as Puppy Treat or Dog Meal - 3 Pack

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We just started buying these and my dog loves them

My senior cocker spaniel is on a high-quality senior diet, but still likes the occasional treat as a reward or supplement to her meals. Her favorite treat is, no kidding, cooked broccoli. She likes these Turkey treats about the same as broccoli. That’s saying a lot.What I like…- Compact kibble size, still big enough to hand as a treat.- Wholesome ingredients. No fillers, corn, wheat or soy.- Freeze-dried raw food.Shortcomings…- Expensive if feeding as a meal. Ok as a treat with occasional small quantity.- Product dust accumulation in bottom of bag. I plan to serve this dust with a regular meal when the kibble is gone.She loves these. I hope this information was helpful to you.——-This review is for:Bully Max Freeze-Dried Turkey Raw Dog Food Toppers for Puppies and Adult Dogs - Nutrient-Rich Meal Enhancers with Vitamins & Minerals for Small and Large Dog Breed - 3 Pack Puppy Treat or Dog Meal

I received it, and I would add it to my dog normal food- she loved it, would actually eat this before her usual food, pretty nice sized pieces and I could literally smell the salmon flavor! My daughter told me I should use them as high value treats next time I buy- Will buy again, only drawback is the bag is small and although it’s just a topper, I wouldn’t mind spending a lil more to get more product. Overall still worth purchasing!

My picky eating pitbull loves this especially with the topper

It’s a great topper & my Fur babies enjoy it

Lasted less than a week for our 68lb pittie. Just bare in mind the amount you get per bag vs. the serving size for your pet.

These bits are the perfect size for training. They are small, taste meaty and it is easy to have them ready to go. I don't have to refrigerate them, so can keep some in the car for training outings.And because they are so small, a lot goes a long way in a training session. One challenge with beginning training is that so many treats are used to start teaching the behavior. I fade the treats away as the behavior is learned until no treats are needed.In the beginning though, even a slightly hungry dog is at risk of getting full before training is completed for the session.These are easy to grab in my treat bag to quickly get the treat to mouth after the marker word or click.I really like these and will get more.