Question about Plato Dog Treats I recently purchased Plato brand Chicken Strips for my furbaby. He loves them. I think they are a healthy treat because they have no artificial preservatives and no by-products. My only concern is the fat content. I am always a little confused on how to read the labels with dog food and treats. It says crude fat..15% min. Is that for the whole bag or just one treat? Also, is that a high fat content? |
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Im not sure about the %'s. I just look at ingredients and give everything in moderation. Chewy used to love chicken strips too. Bumping... |
The pet shop I used to work for sold these and dog's just LOVE them. I also trust the buyer of that shop whole heartedly with only buying the best of the best to sell to pet owners. I understand your concern about the fat content, but these are pretty healthy, though I wouldn't give little pieces more then 1-2 times a day for our little ones. I suggest contacting the company with your question as they should be able to give more in depth info on the implications of these treats in your pet's diet. Oh and :thumbup: good job with concern regarding fat content :thumbup: 1 in 5 American dogs are obese, shortening life spans, causing bone and joint issues, cardiac disease among other horrors. Great treats without a fat content worry are Halo Liv' A Little's. DOgs LOVE the chicken. Good Luck and if you do contact Plato, be sure to tell us what they say! |
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