Fruitables Greek Yogurt Dog Treats | Healthy Treats for Dogs | Baked Pumpkin Treats for Dogs | Free of Wheat, Corn and Soy

Fruitables Yogurt Crunchy Dog Treats- my dogs LOVE these!We've been buying these for a few years now, & our dogs Love them! The Greek Yogurt Crunchy treats come in Strawberry, Vanilla, Coconut, & Vanilla Snowflake. They love them all!I've attached a photo to show you the size. Each treat is about the size of a quarter, & they are easy to break in half. You get about 90 pieces in a bag. My dogs are 35-40 pounds & we give them 2- 4 a day (I break them in 1/2 each time I give them as a treat for going potty, & to use for training, etc).I started buying them after finding them at the discount retailers (name starting with TJ & Mar----s) because they were one of the few treats that do not contain potatoes, & they had them at a great price. Fruitables are available at my local pet store retailers, however, these must be a new formula because the label now says contains potatoes.I was happy to find them on Amazon, & I had posted a question to other shoppers asking about the ingredients. Was very happy to see that these do NOT have potatoes. (I hope Fruitables reads this & continues to make them Without potato for those dogs that have issues/ allergies/sensitivities). I recently ordered 8 bags (a few of each flavor), & will continue to purchase. They were a great deal on Amazon. The expiration on the packs I received are May 2018- so plenty of time to use.Recommended for:- Dogs of all sizes. You can easily break in 1/2 for the smaller dogs, & larger dogs will have a nice treat without a lot of calories.- Dogs with sensitivities- these are Wheat, Corn & Soy Free (& potato free based on my recent Jan 2017 purchase).- it's great they are USA made & sourced. (sometimes, companies list "made in USA" but will source their ingredients from other countries. I like how they state items are sourced from the US as well).5 Stars- Highly Recommend! :)

Taste is awesome and they are lower calories than what I have given them in the past.

My Chiweenie loves these. I love that they are great quality ingredients. I'd recommend these as they are nice to take a long as a treat for your furbaby, or a reward. "Bag" is small, but quantity is plentiful. The biscuits or whatever you might want to call them, are about the size of an American Nickel coin. They have a medium firmness. Not so firm that if you have an older dog they couldn't bite into these (I go by my dear sweet Maltese, who passed almost two yrs ago), his teeth weren't the best, even with excellent Vet care, but he WOULD be able to chew these. My current, Chiweenie, a younger dog, definitely can. Loves these. He's 4, weighs 16 lbs. I give 2-3 of these a day as I give him other small snacks as well like a small piece of apple, melon, blueberries (about 5-6) , etc, etc. He gets a variety daily and I have his weight at a good point (he's not had problems but want to keep it that way). I also make his food fresh every week using certain strict guidelines and he's a happy little guy. Fresh food, can be prepared at home, but it takes time to learn initially, like your dogs breed(s) (cats too) - they don't have to be pedigree! Also, weight, age and routine, as in how often they get exercise etc. In addition to preparing a FRESH meal, it MUST BE well balanced and must include certain vitamins and minerals for your sweet furbabies' health. I initially read, read, read lots of research and got lots of help from Dr Mercola's (one of a number quality qualified) sites in the pet section where their Veterinarian, Dr Becker is. They even have food suggestions. I got ideas. Took my own, then incorporated them with all that I wrote here. Remember, the vitamins and minerals are an addition and MUST be added to the meal, whether or not you go "raw" "cooked" or "lightly cooked." I cleared this with my great Vet (she's very open and not close minded, thank God), and my Chiweenie is in great health (I'm so happy and grateful). Of course, he is younger and as he ages, adaptions will be made to his diet. Do research! If you have small dogs for instance, it might be cost effective to prepare fresh meals. I prepare and have at least a week to eight days worth at a time. I keep in refrigerator, take his portion, lightly heat for 20 seconds and about a tsp of water. Check it's not too warm before serving. He loves it. In the morning, he gets as full, packed 1/3 cup of his Fresh food. Evening he gets some dry, but as good a quality as you can get. Look them up. I give about half of the 1/3rd cup around 5pm his dinner time. Naturally, during the day, he gets a few carefully selected treats, mostly fresh fruit and/or veggies. Occasionally I give him about a quarter piece of boiled egg. He's strong and active.I hope this information is helpful to you. If so, can you click to find it helpful? I certainly appreciate it. I know I do for others here too! We're here to help and inform each other. Thank you! This product is a thumbs up!

I am a fan of these great treats right along with my dogs. These are smaller in circumference than a penny, but thicker - a nice, firm treat that does not seem to crumble all over. And, the scent of coconut is wonderful! My service dog has all sorts of allergies, but there are only a few high quality ingredients used in these treats and she is a coconut fiend.If your dog has allergies, you need to check the ingredients in different Fruitable products. So far, there are only 3 of the products that Phoebe can eat, but we're pleased with the quality, ingredients and price.

These taste great! Just kidding! How in the heck would I know that?! My four-legged kiddo LOVES them! But then again, there isn’t much (especially food & treat-wise) that he doesn’t, and wouldn’t, love. There are somewhat high in kcals for the size of dog treat that they are; especially for smaller dogs like my ~17-19# pound kiddo. Definitely too many kcals to be able to use these as “Training Treats.” And if you’re anything like me, I never give my four-legged kiddo just one dog treat at a time; I usually give him 3-4 at a time, so the kcals of these also add up for him in that way also. In addition, they were kind of pricey on here as well honestly. May buy again, but I can’t say that I would definitely buy them again for certain.

These are smaller treats that are great for your dogs. They eat them so guessing they taste great. They are crunchy in a good way, and smell good. About the size of a quarter.

Love this, but too bad they discontinued the item.

Just wish they came in a larger bag