V-dogVegan Soft and Chewy Wiggle Dog Biscuits - Dog Training Treats - Small, Medium and Large Breeds - Natural Blueberry Flavor Superfoods - 10 Ounce - All Natural - Made in The USA

My dog loves these, always gets excited for her snack. I keep repurchasing.She’s 4 years old, about 25 lbs. The size of the dental chew is great for her.

These work great with the hydrolyzed protein prescription diet if you’re trying to figure out what your pup is allergic to. After months of food trials, we discovered that my doodle can’t eat chicken. She’s back on a nonprescription, salmon-based dog food now, but she still loves these vegan treats.

These are my dog’s favorites. They are soft and small, so they are easy for him to eat, despite being an older gentleman with few teeth. They smell like fresh blueberries, which is really nice. My dog has a lot of food allergies, and these are the only treats we give him because they agree so well with him. His nutrition is very important to us, and we trust this brand a lot.

Our dog had a genetic disorder and certain proteins (mainly from meats) cause bladder stones. It has been difficult to find treats he likes that he can eat. He loves these and, thus far, they have not caused bladder stones.

that I had to rate the flavor -- when I'm not the one tasting them!! LOL!! But they DO smell good! Dogs love 'em!!We're on subscribe & save b/c dogs can't get enough of their daily "treats"!Only thing I might suggest is wishing they'd cut down on (or cut out all together) the cinnamon -- while I realize it's okay for most dogs, yet ours tend to react with canker sores! Just like any human has certain allergens they react to. Otherwise, seems to be very good. And the v-dog vegan dog food is awesome, too!!

Filled with quality, natural, vegan-friendly ingredients, these little biscuits satisfy my vegan kitchen and my dog's palate at the same time.

I gave this to my parents chocolate Lab mix and he didn't take too well to it. First piece I gave him he spit out. I tried another piece and told him to eat it. He chewed it and spit out 3 pieces of the ridiculously small treat piece I gave him! He didn't like it. I'll have to try another vegan product that he would actually eat. Whatever I gave him last time he liked. Will try a peanut butter or a carob treat from a different company. The Beggin' strips he ate right up I gave him before. I didn't like the fact I had to feed him an animal product being I'm vegan; but if it makes him happy and he eats it that's fine I guess. I try not to think about where it comes from and the cruelty the animals go through to be food but I can't change that.

I use them for training and she’s does what’s being asked to get this reward