Soft Bites, Big Opinions
Flavor: Peanut Butter & Apple
Where I found it: @ PetSmart for $3.99
Bag size: 3.5 oz (what I bought) — though the range includes 8.8 oz and 250 g options.
I'm super picky about what my dogs eat (and you know I eat organic myself, so the bar's high).
When I saw these treats were labeled human-grade, USDA Organic, Non-GMO Verified, and only six calories per treat, I was game.
Also, the brand emphasizes "we make treats for our dogs with the same high quality, care and discipline we'd make treats for ourselves."
The Good Stuff
Human-Grade Organic/USDA Certified
Non-GMO Verified
Only 6 Calories Per Treat
Ingredients:
Organic oat flour, organic glycerin, organic tapioca maltodextrin fiber, organic brown rice syrup, organic peanut butter, organic apple pomace, organic chia powder, organic natural flavor, and organic sunflower lecithin.
These treats are packed with omega-6 fatty acids to support a shiny coat and fiber to help keep your pup's digestive system happy.
As usual, my pitbull had to make it a whole event. He picked it up, dropped it, sniffed it, and spit it out—about five times—before finally deciding it was worthy of consumption.
Meanwhile, my doodles and my wolf hybrid didn't hesitate for a second. Gone in a flash, tails wagging, zero regrets.
Pros
Clean ingredient list. Minimal, organic, high-quality.
Low-calorie treats = good for training, seniors, or dogs needing weight control.
Soft texture is a plus for older dogs or those with dental issues.
Brand's ethos aligns with what I want for my pack: "our dogs deserve the best."
My "Yes, but…"
Price: ~$3.99 for 3.5 oz is good, but bigger sizes cost more (8.8 oz, etc.). Need to judge value per oz in your area.
My pitbull still gave me attitude. Meaning: no treat is universal magic—some dogs will test it.
Availability: depending on flavor/size, might require hunting. (Brand site says "find us on Amazon or in store.”)
Yes — I'm giving these a thumbs up. For the price I paid, the ingredient quality is way better than that of many mass-market treats.
If you're feeding dogs and you yourself care about what you eat, this kind of treat feels congruent. My dogs behaved with it (mostly), and I feel good handing them out.
If you asked: Would I repurchase them?
Yes, especially when I catch the size/price I want. And I'll likely try their other flavors (gingerbread, blueberry & pumpkin), which the brand offers.
IMBHO-Yuuuuup!
🌟Let me know how your dog reacts! I'd love to hear from you and your four-legged reviewers.🌟
