Healthy Treats Jack Russell Fit & Trim Bites Chicken Dog Treats

My 6-year-old Pomeranian loves them! And I like that they are healthy for her.

These treats are great. I cut them into smaller pieces for my small Pomeranian and she loves them. Def recommend.

New as described

i got these for my two shih tzus hoping for a healthy snack alternative. one of my shih tzus would not eat it, and the other had terrible diherrea from it. i tried again and the same thing happened.

Loved themJust hard to get them in stock

Healthy Breeds Maltese Healthy Treats, Fit & Trim Bites Chicken Dog Treats are made in the USA.Since one selects a breed when purchasing the treats, the assumption is that the treat will be geared to the needs of that particular breed. I was delighted by the concept, both for the ingredient difference as well as for the size of the treats.I have a 3.5 pound adult female Maltese and I have to break treats into smaller pieces for her. I was hoping for a right sized Maltese treat and, perhaps, ingredients best suited to the tiny breed’s needs. Unfortunately, the only thing breed specific about these dog treats are the breed names and pictures on the bag.The treats themselves are made with good ingredients and are low calorie at 3.5 calories per treat. They are bigger than I expected and somewhat square with .625” sides. These are soft treats and easy to break but I was hoping for a small size that I could give to her without breaking.The ingredient list is the same for all breeds that I checked. The guaranteed analysis is 11% crude protein, 5% crude fat, 5% crude fiber and 33% moisture.Overall these are good treats, but not designed for individual breeds. My dogs like these Fit and Trim bites. The Use By date on the bag that I received is 17 months in the future.

My Yorkie is a picky treat eater and she told me that these are quite delicious.

I ordered the Golden Retriever version of these treats even though I have a White Shepherd mix and a Blue Heeler - the treats are all the same, it's just the sticker on the front that's different. I guess if you have a rare breed and like seeing your breed represented on the bag you might like that option. Or maybe as a gift for someone who just got a new dog to give them a bag of treats with a picture on the front that looks like their new family member. For me, I don't care if there's a dingo or a direwolf on the front as long as the treats are good and healthy!The treats themselves are about half-inch little cubes - somewhat soft / moist and they have a strong smoky meaty smell that my dogs go nuts for. They're made in the USA and the ingredients all look great as long as you're feeding them as just an occasional treat! They're great for training, and I love that the pouch is resealable!