Tricky Trainers
Chewy Treats: Peanut Butter
An official Training Treat of the AKC Canine Good Citizen Program®
- Grain free & no added gluten
- No artificial colors or flavors. No dairy, or soy
- Manufactured in the USA
- Soft texture that won’t dry out or crumble
- Only 3 kcals per treat! Ideal for dog of all life-stages!
Nutrition Facts
Ingredients
Chickpea flour, peanut butter, maple syrup, tapioca starch, potatoes, vegetable glycerine, natural flavor, gelatin, salt, natural smoke flavor, phosphoric acid, sorbic acid, citric acid, mixed tocopherols, rosemary extract
Guaranteed Analysis
crude protein (min) 10.0%
crude fat (min) 4.0%
crude fiber (max) 4.0%
moisture (max) 28.0%
crude fat (min) 4.0%
crude fiber (max) 4.0%
moisture (max) 28.0%
Kcal Per Kg:
2966 kcal/kg
3 kcal/treat
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Question
Sarah –
Would you recommend the soft or hard for 12 week old puppy?
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Cloud Star –
A soft treat may be easier for them, but either is fine for a puppy! We recommend monitoring them when eating and making sure the size is correct for your specific puppy. The softer treats can be broken into smaller pieces if needed.
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Sharon Krellner –
I have an 18-week-old Yorkie that weighs all of 3.6 lbs. I am looking for a training treat for her. I have always given my pups your Itty Bitty Buddy Biscuits and they have always loved them. This one is no different. I haven never used training treats, tho, and am a bit worried about them because of her size?
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Cloud Star –
The Chewy Tricky Trainers are approximately 1/4 inch in size. These should be an acceptable size for her, but are soft enough that they could possibly be broken into a smaller piece as well if needed.
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Linda Granowetter MD –
can these be given when dog has diarrhea, while on boiled chicken/rice diet
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Cloud Star –
Hello! Our treats are meant for supplemental use, and if your pup is sick we do recommend consulting in your vet before giving any new treats to your pup.
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