What treats do you buy?

[katie_n_me]

What treats does your Yorkie like?

[Rudys Mom]

"Hi" I just recently bought Science Diet Essentials Training Treats for my dogs. They love them. You don't get all that many in the bag (well I have 3 dogs so if you only have 1 they will last you longer.)
One of the other treats I give them, which I'm not sure if their all that good for them or not is Cesar Treats Softies Grilled Chicken Flavor. They love those too and their smaller in size also.

Forgot to say: Welcome to YT. You will learn a lot here. I know I have.

[lisa_j]

I just hit the mother load on Old Mother Hubbard treats at Petco. They were 1/2 price per bag because they are due to expire in April. My pack loves them!

[MI Yorkielover]

Originally Posted by lisa_j

I just hit the mother load on Old Mother Hubbard treats at Petco. They were 1/2 price per bag because they are due to expire in April. My pack loves them!

Sophie likes the Old Mother Hubbard Treats, too. I like them because they are baked human grade ingredients made by the makers of Wellness dog food. She also loves, yogurt, carrots and bits of apple.

[RDB911]

Lola enjoys the Zuke's brand of treats

[Princessangela3]

Bella Mia and Sherman Tank love the bully sticks from YT member AMD who is at westbrookdog.com and Himalayan chews from YT member RDB911. We also give them lean pupperoni treats and Zukes. Honestly there is not a treat out there that any of my dogs have disliked. I like things that keep them busy while we are at work though.

[Mom to Hot Rod]

We do veggies-carrots, cauliflower, broccoli, turnips, potato, Yorkie Yummies, Zukes.

I've tried some others such as Old Mother hubbards, yogurts, buddy biscuit but they seem to like the old favorites.

[Pixie Girl]

Pixie likes Gold Fish snack crackers.

[QuickSilver]

Okay, I have a great snack!

I get Chicken Breathies by Dogswell - BUT, I get the Catswell version, because each treat is much smaller, and the package fits right in your purse. It's great for treating your dog outside, if you are teaching him to Heel, or Come, or Sit at crosswalks. I buy them in ten packs off Amazon.

I also use Old West Bah-B-Qs, which are dehydrated lamb lung. These are nice and soft and can be broken into small pieces for small dogs.

I feed a lower protein food (Halo), and then Thor gets almost all-meat snacks. It seems to work out, poop-wise.


BTW, Thor is super-picky, even about treats, and didn't like Zuke's much. Too healthy, maybe.

[Zeus08]

Originally Posted by Mom to Hot Rod

We do veggies-carrots, cauliflower, broccoli, turnips, potato, Yorkie Yummies, Zukes.

I've tried some others such as Old Mother hubbards, yogurts, buddy biscuit but they seem to like the old favorites.

We love natural treats for Zeus too. He also get blueberries, sweet potato and now Coco therapy Coconut chips.

I do want to try the Zukes. Do you buy them online or in the store?

[viviansnickers]

Picking treats for my Snickers was always very hard. I always only want to feed superb quality treats and am always paranoid about what is going into his body. 1st, I always check and see if the treats have been MADE IN CHINA. If they have-I will never get them, meat that is outsourced from China is very risky!! Then I always look for wheat, by-products, soy, corn etc These are all fillers and when there are fillers-it means something good and wholesome is missing and is being "filled" with this junk (in my opinion.

In the end, I found a great treat: Wellness Pure Rewards Jerky Treats. You can break each little rectangle into about 2-3 pieces so 1 bag lasts a long time.

Snickers has loved them for his whole 1.5yrs of life. We also use natural treats like carrots, dehydrated unsweetened strawberries, and on rare occasion-Cheerios.

Good luck

Snick & Viv

[jencar98]

Originally Posted by QuickSilver

Okay, I have a great snack!

I get Chicken Breathies by Dogswell - BUT, I get the Catswell version, because each treat is much smaller, and the package fits right in your purse. It's great for treating your dog outside, if you are teaching him to Heel, or Come, or Sit at crosswalks. I buy them in ten packs off Amazon.

I also use Old West Bah-B-Qs, which are dehydrated lamb lung. These are nice and soft and can be broken into small pieces for small dogs.

I feed a lower protein food (Halo), and then Thor gets almost all-meat snacks. It seems to work out, poop-wise.


BTW, Thor is super-picky, even about treats, and didn't like Zuke's much. Too healthy, maybe.

That's a great idea to use the Catswell version. It has always been tough to find treats small enough for Ruby and Reno, that is one of the reasons we like the Zukes, plus they are a healthier treat than most.

[chachi]

I give mine small pieces of fruits and vegetables, yogurt drops, salmon treats, and pieces of cheese

[ChewyGeorgia85]

I buy the Little Jac doggie treats. My doggies lovveeeee them. I usually treat them after tricks and after brushing (mostly the male because he doesn't like getting brushed). Also I buy them rawhides to chew on. Nothing too special, but it's enough for them apparently!

[_Chrissy_]

Max and Mickey eat Charlee Bears (any flavor), Sam's Yams and Sam's Bichon Yam Fries

Sweet Potato Dog Chews and treats from - Front Porch Pets
Charlee Bear Dog Treats, nutritious and delicious dog treats.