Betty Miller Baked Gluten Free Treats for Chubby Dogs 100 g (Pack of 8)

DO NOT BUY! Just started giving these to my Cairn Terrier. Because she's funny about eating big treats, I've been breaking them up for her. Good job I did! I found one treat containing a really sharp piece of metal. If she ate that then she'd be in trouble! I've thrown away the whole order of treats now, simply not worth the risk

My dog had health problems that restricted her exercise and, although she has the legs of a sheltie, she has the stomach of a Labrador. She loves her food. We searched for an answer that might seem like a treat but would not add weight to her already increasing barrel-body. Chubby dogs was the solution. She loves them and she's looking a healthy size again. What more could we ask for?

We have several of these gluten free treats and it is good to find some that do not bloat our dog. I recommend using these for a diabetic dog, alongside chubby dogs (if less active) and 'whiffy dog' for the sulfurous explosions that are hard to ignore. Our dog is a lot happier and healthier, and these treats are the perfect size to use when training or as an extra treat. She's gone from restricted diet to feeling loved again.

Not 100% sure whether or not they make a significant difference to "whiffs" but my dog loves these tiny treats. Probably better suited to smaller breeds or if you're happy to give your dog quite a few of these & not many other treats in a day. I would buy them again if it wasn't for the fact that I have found that I can quite easily bake my own.

I only need to give the dog a few of these a day and her sulfurous windy pups have ceased. As she is prone to digestive problems, this is a miracle! Her breath has improved, too, but it was the other end that evacuated the room. I hesitated to buy this product, because of the cost, but I was glad I did decide to. It just depends how highly you value a social life.

My King Charles Spaniel is not chubby but a greedy boy and at 13 months he is a busy dogWe have lots of district nurses daily at home so to make sure he is on his best behaviourI keep a box of mixed treats by my chairI even break them in half to go into his kong ball so they last a bit longer

I have a dog that is allergic to wheat and a dustbin on legs. This is an ideal reward for training him and exercising him. He needs rewards and we don't have to worry about his weight with these.

Dogs seem to like them and the treats are don’t smell.