Dogsee Gigabites Cookies 300g – Banana & Yogurt Dog Biscuits for Adult Dogs & Puppies | Natural Vegetarian Treats | Crunchy Puppy Snacks for Training | Supports Strong Bones & Digestion

My dog love these.She Is very picky eater.Not sure if these are for real vegetarian or there's some amount of non-veg added.It would be better if they also don't add artificial preservatives and color as these are pretty expensive compared to other dog biscuits given their quantity which is very less.

My Shepherd just loves this. She is crazy for these biscuits

Both ingredients are very good for dogs! Nice and crunchy too.

This is my 2nd time purchasing it & my dog really loves it

My pet likes the flavour yet should be consumed as prescribed as it contains salt. Try choosing a product which doesn't contain salt.

My pets loved it

They are not good. They taste like uncooked rice flour. All dogs that have even slightly taste buds reject them and i don't blame them at all. If your dog doesn't look at you like you're evil when you give this to them your poor dog has lost it's sense of taste. Heads Up for Tails has a simmilar carrot and apple biscuit that is much better. It contains wheat though. But it's tasty enough for human to eat, but bland but edible.

I don't know how is the taste of these biscuits, but my golden retriever loves it and very fond of it so I guess these are good. She didn't had any issue so it's good that way also. Good for training ur dog and as occasional treat.

We stumbled across these in a pet store in Virginia and they were on sale. I decided to try them because they were on sale and our little 3lb yorkie is notoriously picky lol So not cool to spend $$ on “treats” only to have him turn up his tiny nose! Anyway! HE LOVES THEM! They’re small which is great for us and I live them because they don’t smell like dog food which makes him smell better too. We now order them because I haven’t found another store that carries them but I don't even care lol He’s our favorite so he gets pretty much anything he wants

何でも食すレトリバーなので、参考になるか分かりませんが我が家の11才黒ラブは喜んで食べます。そこまで硬くないのですが（かんたんに手で割れます）噛んで食べるので好きなんだと思います。袋の大きさは、15cm×23cm程で300gにしてはコンパクトに感じました。何個入ってるのかなんて絶対数えたく無い位沢山入ってます。インド産です。

The crinkling of the package had gotten their attention and the targeted audience was instantly aware that there might be something in there for them. They crowded around in anticipation waiting patiently for a sign that a treat would appear. Correctly, they were administered a carrot cookie each. In second the first one was gone and mom got the eyes that said they were looking for another. These little cookies are really cute. I have big dogs so they get a couple at a time. The package suggests 15 to 25 per day. At that rate the bag will be gone in two days at my house with 3 dogs! They really seem to like them and there is no gross smell like with meat based treats. I don't necessarily need the product to vegetarian for them, but it does say human grade in the title, then on the package it says it is not intended for human consumption. I guess I don't understand the difference. It also suggests that these may improve eyesight and immunity . In case you are wondering where they are made - it is India, not China.

I'm never really quite sure how to review dog treats. I mean, I didn't eat them and my dogs can't really wax poetic about how good they tasted. So I assume if they eat them they were tasty treats. Both my pitties ate this without any hesitation though I have to be honest and tell you the only thing my female has ever refused is pickles. The male is a bit more picky but he also scarfed these down. I did get them in pumpkin cinnamon flavor which is one of both dogs' favorites. One thing to keep in mind is that these treats are pretty small. For my pitties they are little throw and catch in the air challenges before I break out the bigger treats. They look good and have more of a "cookie" texture than a dog biscuit texture. These treats appear to be made in India and the ingredient list looks pretty good with the possible exception of "permitted preservatives." I'd really prefer to know what was actually used in them though.

These are probably best suited for small dogs, as my 45lb pup goes through a few whenever snack time rolls around. That said, it does give us a lot more control over how much she is getting each time. I'd rather give her five of these than a large chew, and I feel guilty breaking those up. Know what I mean? The first time I gave these to her, I have to admit she wasn't so sure. She carried them around, dropped them, sniffed them, but after eating a couple was hooked. Now they are a regular when I want to give her a treat. Plenty in the bag to last quite some time, these treats get a 5 star from my dog. I haven't tried them, but I'll take her show of eager anticipation when I open the bag to be a sign that they really are good :)