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Does storing treats in a sealed glass jar cause them to get harder? Because I just opened up a new bag of Fromm treats and they easily broke in half where as previously when I was storing them in a glass jar I was not able to break them in half. Ive
The glass jar may not seal as well as the original packaging in this case. I doubt that it would cause Chloe any harm to feed her these treats, as they are likely just stale. However, I agree that a general rule of thumb is that treats are best fed when they are fresh and able to be broken.
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What's the best and healthiest training treats for puppies. We have the blue buffalo but I keep hearing how awful that brand is. We are currently switching her to royal canine food but that brands treats are prescribed
Hello and thank you for your post on Boop by Petco! I like to use Tricky Trainers because they are grain free and are only 4kcal/treat. They also smell amazing to dogs and seem to be quite tasty to them. You can purchase these at any major pet supplies store. I hope this helps!
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i have a mini jack russell terrier with chronic pancreatitis. Is it suitable to make him a low fat pate / meat paste if there is such a thing? He is only allowed chicken, rice and his special diet kibble and i would like to introduce some new treat
Poor Henry-pancreatitis is no fun. I don’t usually recommend adding something like this to the diet for animals who suffer these types of severe/chronic conditions. We never know what may cause a flair up. However, if Henry is using a prescription kibble you could check with your vet to see if a canned formulation is available as well. If so you can cut the canned product into little cubes and bake/dehydrate then in the oven to make your own treats! Another option is that most of the companies that manufacture prescription foods also have a range of treats which are labelled for use with various of their prescription diets. Good luck!
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Is milkbone unhealthy for my dog? Please explain.
Thanks for using Boop by Petco! I'm assuming you are speaking of Milkbones the treats? As with any treat, as long as it isn't causing Chloe to have any vomiting, diarrhea or inappetence, small amounts of treats in moderation are fine for most dogs. If she is dealing with a weight issue, there are low calorie treats that are available as well.
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Can you recommend any treats for our newly diagnosed Samoyed with diabetes he has two injections twice a day with meals and is doing great we also have a three year old bearded collie who has no treats now either and has adapted very well to the food
There are quite a lot of special treats for diabetic dogs on the market, although vegetables are usually the best natural choice. Here is an example for ready made treats: https://www.amazon.com/All-Natural-Diabetic-Treats-Approved/dp/B00DP4K238
Updated on August 12th, 2025