Wellness Rewarding Life Grain-Free Dog Treats, 6-Ounce

My dog is older with only 4 teeth left. She cannot eat a lot of treats. But she loves these and they are easy for her to chew when I break into even smaller pieces. She also has a sensitive stomach, but these treats do not cause any issues.

My pup loves these!

Translation: These are my beagles favorite treats.

They have a pleasant smell, are soft in texture so they are easy to break into smaller pieces, and have wholesome ingredients. One thing to note – mix these in amongst other treats as they do have flax seed in them. Too many can cause some digestive upset. I like that they have tons of health value in vitamins and minerals in a tasty package as beagles can be picky about what they like!

Amazon more often than not has the best price for them, sometimes as much as $3 less than my local stores.

I adopted a mini dachshund who, based purely on observation, was probably loved but not taken care of properly. They are particularly prone to dental problems even with proper care, and it’s clear no one ever attempted to provide oral hygiene. After a dental, she’s missing a few teeth but still has enough to eat dry kibble, but I don’t want to put her through that. I actually give her chicken jerky strips similar to how you’d give a healthy dog a rawhide. Anyway, these are great little treats I can give to her while I’m cleaning her ears or doing something she doesn’t like (baths, nail care, anything that involves getting clean, etc) and she goes nuts for them. They have a smoked salmon odor that smells appealing and not too fishy and they’re easy to break into smaller pieces as training treats (although that wouldn’t be necessary for a large dog). The ingredients are simple and there’s no hidden chicken or anything out of the ordinary.