Comments on: Dog Treats?!? http://juliesimba.com/dog-treats/284 Julie Simba - It's all about dogs! Sun, 12 Feb 2012 00:51:07 +0000 hourly 1 By: watercurves http://juliesimba.com/dog-treats/284/comment-page-1#comment-779 watercurves Mon, 15 Sep 2008 16:28:35 +0000 http://juliesimba.com/dog-treats/284#comment-779 Wheat is not good for dogs, but in small amounts it is not a problem. I've heard Mother Nature dog biscuits are good, and the ingredients other than wheat are fine. You don't want too much salt in the ingredients, but being the last ingredient, it should be fine. I like the ingredients for the Eagle Pack treats because the first ingredient is meat which is very healthy. Rice is a filler, like wheat, but again, it is hard to get away from that. The Evo dog treats are good too. I like that they have vitamins and minerals in them and ascorbic acid (ascorbic acid is a natural antihistamine for dogs with allergies). I wouldn't recommend the Puppy Patisserie treats because even though they are adorable and maybe good as an occasional treat, but the first few ingredients are wheat products, so they aren't as healthy for your dog. The KraMar treats also look good. I would stay away from the rawhides and the treats with rice, since their other treats seem to be all natural and just the meat which is great. You have picked out a lot of great, healthy treats for your dog! The only other ones that I recommend are called Benny Bulleys. They are freeze dried liver and again all natural. They are fairly popular in North America, but I'm not sure about their availability in Australia. Wheat is not good for dogs, but in small amounts it is not a problem. I’ve heard Mother Nature dog biscuits are good, and the ingredients other than wheat are fine. You don’t want too much salt in the ingredients, but being the last ingredient, it should be fine. I like the ingredients for the Eagle Pack treats because the first ingredient is meat which is very healthy. Rice is a filler, like wheat, but again, it is hard to get away from that. The Evo dog treats are good too. I like that they have vitamins and minerals in them and ascorbic acid (ascorbic acid is a natural antihistamine for dogs with allergies). I wouldn’t recommend the Puppy Patisserie treats because even though they are adorable and maybe good as an occasional treat, but the first few ingredients are wheat products, so they aren’t as healthy for your dog. The KraMar treats also look good. I would stay away from the rawhides and the treats with rice, since their other treats seem to be all natural and just the meat which is great.

You have picked out a lot of great, healthy treats for your dog! The only other ones that I recommend are called Benny Bulleys. They are freeze dried liver and again all natural. They are fairly popular in North America, but I’m not sure about their availability in Australia.

]]> By: roxy1molly http://juliesimba.com/dog-treats/284/comment-page-1#comment-778 roxy1molly Fri, 12 Sep 2008 12:15:18 +0000 http://juliesimba.com/dog-treats/284#comment-778 the best thing to do is make your own type in dog recipes and see all the recipes that u can make for your dog try super coat speical care dry food as its australian made and heaps better. I like to give my dogs pigs ears and a little liver to much will give them the runs the best thing to do is make your own type in dog recipes and see all the recipes that u can make for your dog
try super coat speical care dry food as its australian made and heaps better.
I like to give my dogs pigs ears and a little liver to much will give them the runs

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