Buddy Biscuits Oven Baked Healthy Dog Treats, Crunchy, Whole Grain and Baked in the USA

I started giving them to my dog as a "breakfast biscuit" every morning when she woke up, but she eventually became so obsessed with it that she stopped sleeping at night. because she was waiting for her morning biscuit while sitting up. I'd wake up in the middle of the night with an uneasy feeling, only to find her sitting in the dark, staring at me. She started actively waking me up at 5 a. m. after a while. She did this by acting as if she needed to go to the bathroom, but when I tried to take her out, she would stop at the biscuit jar and park her rump. She wasn't required to use the restroom; She had a habit of psyching me out. After weeks of arguing with my dog at 5 a. m. , I've finally found a solution. I moved the biscuit jar to the nightstand, so now when she wakes me up, all I have to do is fumble for a biscuit and go back to sleep.

Liv Ayers

| Nov 27, 2021

My treats make me so happy! My mother is always on the lookout for natural ingredients and such, and I'm not sure she realizes that if she let me, I'd eat whatever I wanted. I've tried a lot of different foods. "All natural this" and "gluten free that" are part of a Congo line. They are something I eat on a regular basis. Given how Mom went out of her way to get them, it's the least I could do. I am a well-behaved individual. I'm an excellent young lady. She even went out of her way to make some for me. They were wonderful, but she is a slug. In any case, I adore her. She then brought them home one day. My nose picked up on the fact that these were the ones right away. Mom knew I liked them because when I'm not sure about a treat, I gently take it from her. What are you trying to give me, exactly? Please don't tell her I cussed this because she doesn't like it when I do. "Hey Cujo!" she exclaimed as I took these from her. They're fantastic! I'm not sure who Cujo is, but he's not a fan of Mom's. br>Overall, they get two paws up from me! br>This is my first review, so please forgive me if I've made any mistakes. When Mom says, "Good Girl," I get a kick out of it. My buttocks wiggle when I hear it. When I get SQUIRREL, I'm going to have Mom order some more!.

Emerson Reeves

| Oct 10, 2021

Thank you for taking the time to listen and respond. br>br>10/1/2021 Update: I'm taking away two stars. br>br> The following are the reasons. These bags were much heavier and thicker when I first got them for my dog than the ones I've recently bought. br>I don't like it at all, and I break them up for my dog, and these new treats crumble and make a mess. The originals were dense and thick enough to disintegrate fairly easily. In general, it appears that this company is cutting corners. br>br>What a pity, because according to Amazon, I've bought this product 10 times. Unless something changes, I'm not sure I'll do it again. Original Review: br>br>Original Review: br>br>Original Review: br>br>O br>br>I purchased these treats because they were only $4 for a package of three. They come in a 5 pound bag for an incredible price, and they're made in the United States, so I won't have to worry about my dog getting sick from dirty equipment like my previous dog did with Mexican treats. br>br>We were given a year and a half. These are great for training her because she is an old Australian Cattle Dog/Golden Retrieve mix. br>br>She used to cry and bark when I put her in her crate at night, but now I give her one of these "cookies" before I put her to bed, and she has quickly learned that when she gets a "cookie," it means it's time for bed, and she eagerly runs into her crate and lies down waiting for her treat. br>br>I don't know how the "flavor" is like the reviewer asks because I've never tried one, but I do know that my dog enjoys them. She is a huge fan of peanut butter, so these are ideal for her. br>br>The most impressive aspect of it is the price. I'm not sure how they sell three of these. For $4, you can get 5 pounds of these treats. My cats' treats cost around $15 for one. 5lbs, so I was overjoyed to discover a treat that my dog enjoys at a reasonable price. If you're curious, here's what you should know: br>br> "Should I get these for my dog?" "Should I get these for my dog?" "You can perform a simple test. " Combine a teaspoon of peanut butter with his or her regular kibble and observe how he or she reacts. If your dog likes peanut butter and isn't allergic to it, I highly recommend this product. br>br>Buy it now before the price goes up too much, because I assume the ridiculously low price is how they get people to buy the product, and that once they have a large customer base, they will raise the price to $14. Priced at $99 on the shelf.

Faith LORD

| Jan 04, 2021

) in just one cookie! We were unaware of this prior to purchase, but it has no bearing on the facts. Unlike human foods, dog treats and food do not have to meet any health standards, and there are so many "catch phrases" for marketing that it's difficult to keep up. I can't believe they call these "Healthy" when even a few of them would provide your dog with enough calories to make an entire meal (completely EMPTY of nutrition calories, with nothing but carbs and preservatives, to boot!)! If you want to shorten your dog's life span by putting/keeping extra weight on them (obesity is a huge issue for dogs these days as well, causing a slew of health issues, not the least of which is an early death), then go ahead and buy these; otherwise, keep looking! We'll use them until they're gone for rescues who require "fattening up" (extra calories) due to neglect, but we'll definitely stick to homemade treats and goodies after that! br>As I previously stated, we accept responsibility for failing to provide this critical information, but it is undeniable that these are unhealthy! That's not even close! "You get what you pay for!" applies in this case. " I was disappointed and disgusted that these would be marketed as "Healthy. ".

Curtis Clements

| May 01, 2021

Are you talking about biscuits? The ingredients are fantastic, and the puppies adore them. Is this the end of the story? But the real surprise here is how much they remind me of those childhood "Animal crackers. " You know, the ones that came in a rectangular box with a white strong on top and were always such a treat? d These remind me of the good old days. It was and is a one-of-a-kind product. br>br>Why should our dogs be the only ones having a good time?.

Savanna Daugherty

| May 05, 2021