Grandma Lucy's Freeze-Dried Singles Sweet Potatoes Dog Treats, 2-oz bag
Since 1999, Grandma Lucy’s has maintained a reputation for making only the best pet treats and are constantly developing new products packed with leading-edge nutrition and innovative design. That is why when you choose any of Grandma Lucy’s many products, you know you are making the right choice for your pet.
Key Benefits- Grandma Lucy's Singles are just that, one single ingredient and nothing else. That's why you know you are making the best choice for your pet when you choose Grandma Lucy's.
- Made without any artificial preservatives, colors or sweeteners, grains, GMOs, by-products, hormones or antibiotics
- Sweet potato is among the most nutritious vegetables and an excellent source of Beta-Carotene, Vitamin A, Vitamin C and Vitamin E
- Vegetarian treat that's soothing to the stomach and intestines and great for dogs with allergies or sensitive stomachs
- Highly digestible energy source that's rich in potassium, low in the glycemic index, a great source of dietary fiber, high in antioxidants and many other vitamins and minerals
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Item Number99385
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Breed Size
Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds
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Food Form
Freeze-Dried, Treats
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Lifestage
Adult
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Made in
United States
USDA Sweet Potatoes.
| Guaranteed Analysis | |
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| Crude Protein (min) | 3.0% |
| Crude Fat (min) | 0.1% |
| Crude Fiber (max) | 4.0% |
| Moisture (max) | 10.0% |
Pet Food, Pure and Simple
Grandma Lucy's makes sure your pup gets the same quality food as the rest of the family with healthy food and treats that taste amazing, too. Everything's made in their own state-of-the-art kitchen in Southern California with top-of-the line ingredients and no preservatives or by-products. From freeze-dried food and single-ingredient treats to organic, oven-baked snacks, you're sure to find your pet's new favorite.
Just Like Home Cooking
You might not have time to prepare home-cooked meals for your pets, but Grandma Lucy's is always up for the job. They take care in every step by choosing unique USDA meats for their freeze-dried foods and organic, human-quality ingredients for their delicious baked treats. No matter which recipe you feed your pup, you can rest assured that he's getting the best there is!
Freeze-Dried, Grain-Free Food
ARTISAN
Combines tasty tidbits of meat, potatoes, carrots, apples, blueberries and cranberries, and some recipes add bananas, pumpkin, and sweet potatoes.
Pureformance
These recipes start out with chicken, rabbit, goat, lamb or fish, plus wholesome chickpeas, a low-glycemic legume that's full of protein, folic acid and fiber.
Valor
Tasty chicken, turkey or fish is the main course, and quinoa is added as a gluten-free superfood that offers extra protein and amino acids.
Macanna
This food helps increase your pet's nutrient intake with superfood ingredients like hemp hearts, coconut, kale and turmeric.
Freeze-Dried, Grain-Free Treats
Singles
Choose your dog's favorite protein (or sweet potatoes, if that's his thing) with these single-ingredient treats.
Starters
Made to match the complete food formulas with five of the same ingredients, so you can serve it as an appetizer.
Tiny Tidbits
Bite-sized meatball treats that make satisfying snacks between mealtimes.
Organic, Oven-Baked Treats
These bakery-fresh treats are certified kosher and made from 100% organic, non-GMO ingredients. They're baked into a bear shape and loaded with fruits and vegetables.
Grandma's Special Tummy Remedy
Simple Remedy is just what the (doggie) doctor ordered for an upset stomach. It's the traditional recipe for nausea, vomiting and diarrhea that's easy to digest and gentle on the stomach. This formula is recommended by veterinarians as something you can feed your pup in place of his regular meal until he's back to normal. The recipe is simple—just boneless, skinless chicken breast meat and plain white rice. Add some water, and it's ready to serve!
Nothing Less Than the Best
To make premium pet food, you have to start with the best ingredients. Grandma Lucy's is committed to using GMO-free, human-grade ingredients that meet strict specifications. All ingredients are USDA-inspected and approved, including fresh meat, fruits and veggies from trusted farms. Over 87% is sourced from the US, and Grandma Lucy's maintains personal contact with all growers and suppliers.
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About Grandma Lucy's
With a name like Grandma Lucy's, you'd expect a company that's family-owned and operated—one that you can trust. And that's exactly what you'll find. Since 1999, the Shook family has created pet foods of the same quality and made from the same healthy ingredients as their own food. Their main taste tester was Lucy, an 11-year-old Cocker Spaniel who had no problem turning down food she didn't like. These recipes have passed the Lucy taste test, so you know your pets are sure to love them just as much.
70% Recommend
70% of reviewersrecommend this product
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43 Reviews
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By Sookie on Jul 29, 2018
Manageable size good small treat I can give them to both of my dogs. The ingredients are simple and natural they love the taste and the treats are fresh.
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By raincoat on Sep 1, 2018
So my dog usually loves sweet potato but he absolutely will not eat these treats for some reason!
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By Tabby on Jan 10, 2018
So far products have met my expectations. My baby loves the rabbit jerky but refused the sweet potato treat. But I am just looking for healthy treats for her and will try different ones until I have found all she likes. I cannot find diabetic treats locally that she likes.
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By Bentley2013 on Jan 1, 2018
Product arrived broken into little, tiny pieces. I was expecting something that looked like a sweet potatoe "slice". Initially, my dog turned his nose up at it; but I "re-hydrated" it in water and added it to his dry dog food and he ate that. Very disappointed in product.
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By KKay on Jul 9, 2018
..... very thin, over dried, small pieces, and a lot in the bag. Won't buy agai.
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By lablaw on Jul 15, 2017
Bigger pieces with less of the tiny broken scraps at the bottom of the bag. My Lab cannot have most treats that are on the market (health reasons), so sweet potatoes are about all there is for her unless I learn to bake! We used the Pure Vita for years, always feeling disappointed with how many actual pieces you could get from a bag before hitting the unusable chips. Saw Grandma Lucy's while browsing for options on Chewy's site, and threw two bags into my auto-ship to try. These are now our girl's new "cookies." They seem to have less skin on each piece, they are certainly brighter in color, and (did I mention?) much bigger than what we are used to. I love that I can take out a piece that Bigger pieces with less of the tiny broken scraps at the bottom of the bag. My Lab cannot have most treats that are on the market (health reasons), so sweet potatoes are about all there is for her unless I learn to bake! We used the Pure Vita for years, always feeling disappointed with how many actual pieces you could get from a bag before hitting the unusable chips. Saw Grandma Lucy's while browsing for options on Chewy's site, and threw two bags into my auto-ship to try. These are now our girl's new "cookies." They seem to have less skin on each piece, they are certainly brighter in color, and (did I mention?) much bigger than what we are used to. I love that I can take out a piece that can be broken into smaller bites IF I WANT TO FEED IT THAT WAY. My choice. Not the manufacturer's. Great discovery. … more
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By LucyLee1 on Jun 3, 2018
even before I got the bag opened, Lucy was sitting in her favorite "I want a treat" position....after the first one, it was please sir, I want more...... a real winner !
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By Sweetpotatos on Aug 21, 2017
I was greatly disappointed in this product it was nothing like I expected. It was nothing more than a bag of crumbs. I was unable to use it at all. A big waste of money
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By Doglover on Aug 10, 2017
I like these treats because the only ingredient is sweet potato. They are light and I can break them in half. My 12 year old Maltese can eat them without hurting her teeth or gums.
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By Sugar9 on Dec 19, 2017
Our little dogs prefer their treats to be soft and chewy, and these are definitely crispy, but they eat them if nothing else is offered. lol
