At the Ginger Sister residence, we like to have lots of yummy, healthy treats around. We use small treats for training, and the girls get larger "cookies" for being members of the Clean Plate Club after meals. Boca aka Miss Lazybones, has also successfully implemented the bedtime cookie routine as the only way to convince her to move from the sofa to the bed if I stay up late watching television! As such, we were delighted to review Riley's Organics dog treats and offer our readers a chance to win some for their dogs.
Riley's offers something for everyone - their treats come in four flavors (Peanut Butter & Molasses, Sweet Potato, Apple, Pumpkin & Coconut) and two sizes (Large and Small). They incorporate natural, USDA Certified Organic ingredients and are made in the USA. Their products are human grade, and I have to admit that this human was very tempted to try the Peanut Butter & Molasses flavor, which smell just like delicious peanut butter cookies!
Ruby and Boca were very excited to sample the treats out on the patio this weekend. I feel good about the simple ingredients - each recipe contains only five or six - some of which even offer health benefits, like the Pumpkin & Coconut (Organic Pumpkin, Organic Oat Flour, Organic Oats, Organic Peanut Flour, Organic Coconut Oil). They are free of the common allergens wheat, corn and soy. The small bones are perfect for training, and the large bones can be given whole or easily broken into pieces.
Just a note on Boca's eye: she is recovering well from her conjunctival graft surgery and at our re-check appointment on Saturday the vet was pleased with how things are progressing. She will be wearing the cone collar for another week but was able to enjoy some supervised time without it this weekend, including the photo shoot for this review. I think everyone agrees that she deserves lots of extra treats for all she has been through lately!
Here is your chance to try Riley's Organics - four lucky readers will each win one package of Riley's Human Grade Organic Dog Treats. The giveaway is open to U.S. residents only, and winners will be selected at random.
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Disclaimer: I was provided Riley's Organics dog treats in exchange for my honest review. All
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feel comfortable using in the day to day life of my pets.
I give Leonard my Min Pin treats when he goes into his crate when I have to leave for a bit. I also give them to him when we are doing training sessions, and basically whenever I feel like he "needs" one. He loves his treats to no end.
ReplyDeleteWe really only give treats during walks, as we are working on his dog reactivity with the click-treat method. He loves Riley's treats!
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of these! They sound yummy!
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear Boca's eye is healing nicely.
Yummy!!! Those treats look great!
ReplyDeleteThese treats look awesome! The girls get treats for everything. A lot of the time I will mix kibble with treats and we go for early morning hikes and they get breakfast + treats right out of the bait bag. :D
ReplyDeleteYum! It's a good thing these are for dogs and not people because I would have no will power when it came to pumpkin & coconut human treats! Barley gets treats all the time--little ones for training, cookies for going into her crate when I leave, and she's also become a fan of the bedtime cookie--but that's more so I can lure her out of the bed and out of my spot!
ReplyDeleteI give Frankie and Bennett treats when we practice agility, train, and before I leave. They also get treats when they are introduced to new things :)
ReplyDeleteOur pups have been diggin the sweet potato ones I just opened!
ReplyDeleteI have been giving my dogs treats for training and when they "crate"
ReplyDeleteI have not seen these treats before, look like nice ingredients. I generally am looking for soft treats for training or tiny and easy to chew quick but like to have something like this on hand so will look for them
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ReplyDeleteI give treats for training. After grooming. For looking cute. For snacks. Pretty much all day long!
ReplyDeleteWe have infant twins so sometimes when we feel like the dog has felt ignored, we try to treat him so he is reminded we love him
ReplyDeleteI give my pug baby treats after bath time.
ReplyDeleteWe are treat connoisseurs in this house! We're always looking for great treats with simple natural ingredients since we train all the time! Good to know that they are easy to break - I even break small treats in half for my kids because they are so tiny.
ReplyDeleteWe usually give out treats before and after a long hike or training session. And sometimes "just because."
ReplyDeleteMy two rescued dogs go bonkers for Riley's treats!
ReplyDeleteWe give treats for training, for not chasing the cat when she comes in, and for when I leave for work in the mornings!
ReplyDeleteWe are trying to "potty train" and crate train right now, so treats come in handy for that.
ReplyDeleteWe give Charlie treats if we feel like making him do tricks. We recently taught him to crawl which is cute!
ReplyDeleteThese sound great! We use lots of treats for training, and the dogs also get treats when we leave for work, and after our meals (as long as they don't beg while we're eating - which they never do).
ReplyDeleteJan, Wag 'n Woof Pets