puppy treats

[KazzyK810]

Originally Posted by Nancy1999

So your options are to partially cook, or dice like you suggest. Some people use the baby carrots, but even those scare me, unless they are partially cooked.

I cook a few frozen carrots in the microwave, cut them up, up them in a baggie & keep them in the fridge. ZoE also likes peas & chicken. Tiny pieces are great treats for potty & trick training.

[Britster]

First, I wouldn't feed anything by Nutro. Google Nutro Consumer Affairs. Too many issues for my liking.

Treats... I like to keep it simple, treats with very limited ingredients, etc. When it comes to trick training, for a new trick, I generally use real food... his favorite is cheese (I buy those cheese sticks from the grocery store as it's not messy, very easy to break into tiny pieces) or chicken breast. For just reinforcing and doing already known tricks, etc, I use Canz Real Meat treats. For coming in from outside or just in general being a good boy, I try to find those freeze fried treats.

He hates the majority of dog treats anyways. He won't even eat Zuke's anymore. LoL. He also won't touch fruit and veggies or anything like Cheerios.

[itsbaddangel]

My girlz used to like 'cookies' (cheerios) but now that they've had carrots and apples...they come running when I say 'carrots or apples' and never even look if I say 'cookies' anymore.

[nancyf007]

That is what I would do I will partially cook them. I would rather be safe than sorry.

[Snoozels]

I never knew I could give my little man things like cheerios, watermelon, strawberries. Oh man has he been deprived. Looks like when I cut the watermelon tomorrow my little man is going to be one happy pup. Thanks for all the info and ideas.

[nancyf007]

I know its great isn't it. I still have to be careful because Abby is still young but you know she will be exploring new foods a little bit here and there