Turkey Tots Dog Treats for Puppy Training, All Natural Human Grade Dog Treat, US Sourced Raw Material

My Maltipoo is finicky and has food allergies so finding treats that she likes and treats with limited ingredients is difficult. These treats are a little pricey but well worth it. No chemicals, artificial flavors or preservatives and ingredients that you know. My dog absolutely loves them too!

My dog loves these, but in order for him to eat them due to a partially collapsed trachea, I cut them each in three pieces. It's a win-win for us both. He loves them and it makes me happy he is still able to have them.

Cook the scallops I tasted the mixture. It's a little too acidic. I need to add some of that sweet popcorn in there as well to counteract the balance of the honey Sriracha to get it.

They are harder like jerky, I thought they would be soft, one dog is old with no teeth, so she has a hard time with them (but small enough to swallow) the other younger dog likes them. I would buy again for my bichon.

At first I thought too expensive and my Zoey probably would not eat it and I have wasted the money. Wrong I was. The minute-she saw it she started eating and really seemed to enjoy Turkey Tots!

I have a very picky dog who refuses most treats , but she loves these. soft small rounds.

These are a substantially larger than a training treat but my picky dog seems to love them. Just can't use for training.

one will eat them the other won't

Our dog is so picky. She liked this treat at first but refused to take these treats after the first day. The bag is small for the money and our dog didn't finish the bag, so it wasn't worth it.

DANGER! Check with your vet before giving these treats. My Peekapoo is in ICU with severe pancreatitis. My vet bills have been thousands and continue to grow. The only change in her diet was these treats. I ask Rufus AI: Can these treats cause pancreatitis? The iPaw Turkey Tots Dog Treats contain sorbitol and are high in calories (6-10 calories per piece), which could potentially be problematic for dogs prone to pancreatitis. The product page doesn't specifically address pancreatitis risks, so I'd strongly recommend checking with your veterinarian before giving these treats to a dog with pancreatitis or a history of the condition.