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A hands-on review of Just Try’s single-ingredient, freeze-dried chicken liver treats. Great as high-value training rewards and food toppers for both dogs and cats.
A single-ingredient, freeze-dried salmon cube (3.2 oz) that shines as a high-value training reward for dogs and cats; small, stinky, and easy to portion.
A hands-on, long-form look at WholeHearted Culinary Cuts Thick Cut Bacon Recipe Jerky for dogs: what’s in the bag, how pups react, practical use for training, and safety notes.
A deep look at Northwest Naturals Raw Rewards freeze-dried lamb liver: single-ingredient, gluten- and grain-free treats that dogs (and cats) love, but expect a small bag and some powdery waste.
Tiny, soft jerky training treats made in Southern California with bone broth and a short ingredient list. Great for training and sensitive dogs, with only 2 calories per bite.
A, low-calorie chicken training treat sold as a 3-pack of resealable 4 oz pouches. Soft, bite-size pieces with added glucosamine and chondroitin.
I break down Pup-Peroni Lean Beef dog treats for training, ingredients, safety and which dogs they suit. Real beef flavor, soft jerky texture, and a 32-ounce pouch.
A close look at Newman's Own Beef Jerky Treats (5-oz): grass-fed whole-muscle beef, grain-free, resealable bag. Loved by many dogs but too big/tough for some small breeds—here’s who should buy and what to watch.
A close look at Blue Ridge Naturals Oven Baked Salmon Jerky (3-pack): real Alaskan salmon, wheat-free, marketed for all life stages. I cover smell, packaging quirks, portioning, and allergy flags.
A first-person, in-depth look at Freshpet Deli Fresh Turkey Bacon dog treats: texture, flavor, storage tips, who they fit (and who should pass). Honest pros, cons, and a buy checklist.
A hands-on look at Bil-Jac Original Recipe Chicken Liver soft training treats — soft, meat-forward bites in a resealable pouch made in the USA and marketed for all life stages.
Wagg Training Treats come in a multi-pack of small, portion-controlled bags and are marketed for training across all life stages. I break down fit, use, safety concerns, and whether they're worth it for your dog.
A hands-on look at Wellness Wellbites Soft & Chewy Variety Pack: soft, grain-free training treats sold as five 6 oz bags (30 oz total), with flavor variety and a few packing and digestion notes to watch.
A high-value, meat-forward limited edition treat made for adult dogs — great for training and attention, but check the ingredient panel and the pouch before you buy.
A deep-dive on Greenies Anytime Bites: bite-size, chewy training treats that double as a dental-friendly snack. Low-calorie, rawhide-free, and made in USA facilities — good for frequent rewards if your dog isn’t wheat-sensitive.
A long-form, first‑person look at Purina Beggin' Strips Bacon & Cheese training treats (two 26 oz pouches): what's in them, how they perform for training, and safety/fit notes for adult dogs.
A practical look at Purina Beggin' Strips Thick Cut Hickory: real bacon as the top ingredient, sold in a 40 oz. resealable pouch and recommended for adult dogs and training.
I like these as a simple, single-ingredient beef treat for dogs that need a crunchy reward without wheat, corn, or soy. The big catch is consistency: some bags seem great for training, while others lean heavily toward hard chunks and crumbs.
A pet-parent look at Blue Buffalo Blue Bits Chicken Recipe, a soft-moist dog training treat built around real chicken first and bite-sized rewards. I break down fit, ingredients, safety, pouch use, and the one storage quirk I would not ignore.
Zuke's Mini Naturals Peanut Butter and Oats are tiny, chewy training treats with 2 calories per treat and a strong dog-friendly smell. I like them most for frequent rewards, treat pouches, puzzle toys, and on-the-go training.