bonus product review: american journey chicken recipe grain-free oven baked dog treats #ChewyInfluencer

earlier this month when chewy sent us a package of cosequin to review, they also sent us a surprise package of american journey chicken recipe grain-free oven baked dog treats. woo-hoo!

as you would expect, bailey could not handle the cookie on her own so i had to grab my handy dandy rolling pin and crushed them to bits. after they were broken up, they were quickly gobbled up.

aoife has no problem eating a cookie on her own and devoured it in a matter of moments. she liked these cookies so much, the little piggy she helped herself to an extra cookie when i wasn't looking!

this product was a hit with both girls and is awarded bailey's pink paw seal of approval.

quick facts:
available exclusively at chewy.com
contains NO wheat, corn, soy, by-products or artificial preservatives
14 kcal per cookie
made in the usa

ingredients:
chicken, peas, sweet potatoes, chickpeas, cane molasses, chicken fat, carrots, pumpkins, apples, blueberries, rosemary extract

they are currently on sale at chewy.com so run on over and grab a package or two!

until we meet again my friends-

product review: wellness petite dog treats

look bailey, a box from chewy with your name on it!

"what's inside?!? can we open it now?"

i chose the wellness petite treats because bailey has trouble eating larger treats. since these are made for small breed dogs, i thought they'd be easier for her to handle.

"duck, mango & coconut? sounds yummy!"

bailey was instantly intrigued by their scent. the package says "crunchy mini-bites." boy, they aren't kidding. she tried to chew one but, as usual, it was too hard for her. even i had trouble breaking it. i had to smash it with my coffee mug. once it was broken for her, she gobbled it up. she enjoyed it so much, i gave her another. and another! the package says there are over 150 treats per bag! i'll take their word for that.

"you know what? these taste gr-r-reat!"

quick facts:
only 3 calories per treat
grain-free
no meat-by products, corn, wheat, soy
contains flaxseed to promote a healthy, shiny coat
formulated to meet the unique needs of small breed dogs
product of canada

ingredient list:
duck, turkey meal, dried ground potatoes, tapioca flour, cane molasses, chicken fat (preserved with mixed tocopherols and citric acid), pea fiber, mango, flaxseed, coconut flakes, mixed tocopherols added to preserve freshness, rosemary extract.

btw: chewy.com provided us with the package of treats in exchange for our honest opinion of the product. the opinion stated in this review was written by me and was not copy supplied by wellness or chewy.


thanks to sugar & oz for hosting this blog hop.

until we meet again my friends-

product review: good buddy dog cookies

if you saw bailey making a wish a few days ago, then you know that her wish for a box from chewy came true. today she gets to sample and review the contents of that package.

to her surprise, it was a box of castor & pollux good buddy pumpkin & apple flavor dog cookies.

she is already anticipating their tasty goodness.

* the cookies are a good size (bigger than the eisenhower $1 coin) and pretty hard to crumble; which would be fine if bailey wasn't so teeny. i could break it into about 5 pieces but since bailey needs her cookies smashed, i had to get out the rolling pin to make it "bailey-sized".
* they are made with dried pumpkin and dried organic apples so i knew aoife would like them. (i wasn't sure about bailey.)
* chewy's website says they are made in the usa but the package says they are made in canada.
* if you're counting calories, each cookie has approximately 21.
* both dogs gobbled it up and thoroughly enjoyed every bite.

bailey needs help with a cookie but aoife has absolutely no problem eating a cookie on her own. if a picture is worth a thousand words, then a video must be worth 87 thousand! see for yourself.



disclosure: chewy.com provided us with the package of treats for our honest opinion of the product. the opinion stated in this review was written by me and was not copy supplied by castor & pollux or chewy.

until we meet again my friends-

product review: fromm grain free treats

"chewy.com sent me a package!"

"can i taste one?"

"mmm, they smell yummy!"

as you can see, she was interested in them straight away. each treat measures a good 1" in diameter and are about 1/2" thick, so for my tiny bailey, i had to break them up quite a bit. [i'm sure they wouldn't be a problem for an average size dog.] surprisingly my little piggy she ate the entire cookie!

grain-free oven baked chicken with carrots and peas recipe

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i chose to review the fromm cookies for several reasons:
1) made in wisconsin, usa
this is very important to me and the economy of our country. all ingredients are also sourced in the usa.
2) grain-free
dogs are carnivores, not herbivores, 'nuff said.
3) every ingredient is real food
there was nothing on the ingredient list that i couldn't pronounce (see for yourself) the ingredient list starts with chicken and ends with spinach.
4) family owned and operated company since 1904
when given the choice of supporting a family owned business or a giant corporation, i will always choose the family owned company.
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bailey definitely gives this cookie two paws up. she's not really a cookie monster, so for her to eat the whole thing, that's saying a lot. plus i can feel good about giving it to her.

disclosure: chewy.com provided bailey with the package of treats for our honest opinion of the product. the opinion stated in this review was written by me and was not copy supplied by fromm or chewy.

until we meet again my friends-