where do you buy your treats?

[jenna123]

Originally Posted by Charlie'sMom

Charlie hates treats.... I know...weird.
The only ones he likes are Chicken Jerky's from Milo's Kitchen brand.
I've tried everything under the sun. He doesn't like anything. My friends with dogs love me - I keep giving them the full bags of goodies, lol...so does my local shelter.

He is so weird! How can you not like treats LOL Where do they sell Milo's Kitchen brand? Is it a local store?

[jenna123]

Originally Posted by maltese manica

I have heard about the bone house in Toronto. Wondering what the price is like. I make home made liver treats for mine, cost efficent and I put in healthier ingredients into mine.

It's a really cool store, they sell a lot of environmental friendly products, everything you need for your puppy/dog and I been there only once but never bought their biscuit liver treats. Everything is a little bit more pricey than petsmart but they have great products! They were only like $6 for a bag or something and they have a free refill program after you buy a certain amount.

[Charlie'sMom]

Originally Posted by jenna123

He is so weird! How can you not like treats LOL Where do they sell Milo's Kitchen brand? Is it a local store?

Yes, you can get them at Target. They are organic chicken strips with no additives, fillers, artificial stuff....they smell so good, that I'm tempted to take a bite, lol.

I always try to buy these at Target - you can even print out the coupon at home - I think it's $1 off coupon (if you are into couponing).

[jenna123]

Originally Posted by =supermanskivvies=

Tiffany's favorite treats are peanut butter Zuke's mini naturals. I usually order them from amazon because they have the lowest prices on them, and they qualify for free shipping when you spend more than $25. So whenever I'm buying a book or movie or whatever off amazon, I usually throw in a bag of Zuke's as well.

Wow a lot of dogs seem to like peanut butter. I should buy some too and let mine try. Zuke's packaging always look so tempting to buy

[Charlie'sMom]

ok, I see you're from Canada.....sorry...but I think they sell them at the pet stores as well.
Here's the link to the product:
Milo’s Kitchen - Home-style Dog Treats

These are healthy home-style products and really affordable. I bet Canadian stores carry them.

[maltese manica]

Thanks for the info. Looks like a pretty cool store to visit. Is anyone going to Woofstock in November???? I know they always seem to have pretty cool vendors.

[maggieh]

Originally Posted by Charlie'sMom

ok, I see you're from Canada.....sorry...but I think they sell them at the pet stores as well.
Here's the link to the product:
Milo’s Kitchen - Home-style Dog Treats

These are healthy home-style products and really affordable. I bet Canadian stores carry them.

You may want to do some additional research - Milo's Kitchen is one of the brands where the chicken jersey (made in China) has been linked to illnesses in dogs. There hasn't been an official recall because the FDA can't identify the ingredient responsible but I certainly would not take a chance with my babies.

[AshleyAndSophiePup]

I get soft training treats for Sophie, and I make sure there's no artificial flavoring and I like them to be made in USA. So far she really likes these organic chicken training treats. But I get all her treats from pet smart. Usually after a vet appointment.


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[Grace'sMom]

I buy Gus and Grace's treats at the grocery store

They get "people food" as treats.... cheese, frozen peas, bits of fruit, dry cereal, etc....

They love those....

[Zoe's Mom88]

Originally Posted by jenna123

The buddy biscuits are shaped like a gingerbread! easy to rip too! I bought 1 of the Old Mother Hubbard puppy treats before too. I'm surprised she doesn't like liver things, most dogs do!

I know its funny....but she is a super fussy eater. I have a challenge everyday with her just eating her food and have tried everything. I homecook and she doesn't even want that.