Review of Beefeaters BBQ- Treats for Dogs
About once a week, I need to pick up new dog treats for my dog. This little guy however is so picky at times, that it is hard to determine what he will like and what he won't like.
When I came across a bag of Beefeaters BBQ- Treats for Dogs, I bought it mostly because I personally liked the entire concept. Inside of the bag you can clearly see a wide variety of treats for your dog, and I figured there was enough of a selection inside of the bag for me to find something he would like.
Inside you can see chews shaped and made to look like chicken drumsticks, hotdogs, pieces of steak, chicken filets, and meat filled rolls.
The packaging was cute too, and the entire theme/packaging just sold me the moment I saw it.
Did The Dog Like Them?
At home, I first handed him off a hotdog chew, which he took from me, walked away, and sat down in his bed to chew it.
Success!
The rest of the bag went quickly, and every single selection within it seemed to be a hit with him, which was very surprising considering how picky he is with food, chews, and treats.
The bag was a bit expensive, but they sell larger bags, which I picked up a week later to last longer. As of right now, Beefeaters BBQ- Treats for Dogs seems to be his favorite out of the large selection of treats I have given him in the past.
I personally like the fact that he liked everything in the bag, he goes through them all and nothing goes to waste.
Overall:
These treats will satisfy even your pickiest eaters. My dog is a toy yorkie, and I feel that the bag of BBQ is more designed for small dogs. Larger dogs will not get very much chew time out of them considering their smaller size.
When I came across a bag of Beefeaters BBQ- Treats for Dogs, I bought it mostly because I personally liked the entire concept. Inside of the bag you can clearly see a wide variety of treats for your dog, and I figured there was enough of a selection inside of the bag for me to find something he would like.
Inside you can see chews shaped and made to look like chicken drumsticks, hotdogs, pieces of steak, chicken filets, and meat filled rolls.
The packaging was cute too, and the entire theme/packaging just sold me the moment I saw it.
Did The Dog Like Them?
At home, I first handed him off a hotdog chew, which he took from me, walked away, and sat down in his bed to chew it.
Success!
The rest of the bag went quickly, and every single selection within it seemed to be a hit with him, which was very surprising considering how picky he is with food, chews, and treats.
The bag was a bit expensive, but they sell larger bags, which I picked up a week later to last longer. As of right now, Beefeaters BBQ- Treats for Dogs seems to be his favorite out of the large selection of treats I have given him in the past.
I personally like the fact that he liked everything in the bag, he goes through them all and nothing goes to waste.
Overall:
These treats will satisfy even your pickiest eaters. My dog is a toy yorkie, and I feel that the bag of BBQ is more designed for small dogs. Larger dogs will not get very much chew time out of them considering their smaller size.
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Published by Melanie Dee
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