Wellness Soft Puppy Bites Lamb & Salmon Recipe Grain-Free Dog Treats, 3-oz

Wellness Soft Bites and Wellness Soft Puppy Bites have about the same ingredients and are about the same price per oz. But because of the molasses, I cut the squares into smaller pieces. Slower feeding. And if you're cutting and putting pieces into a air tight bin, you may as well cut up a 6 oz. bag versus a 3 oz. bag. I cut the larger squares into 4 or 6 pieces which are still smaller than the "Puppy" size squares. But if you have a big puppy, well,,,, these ARE smaller squares than what comes in the larger 6 oz. bag.

Love the ingredients on this list, except for the molasses which just means sugar. I’m assuming they have less sugar than your standard treats, but...Will dogs really not eat these if they don’t contain sugar? Maybe if they are already used to other sugary treats? Have a new pup and trying to get her started off on the right foot without starting an addiction to sugar like all us unhealthy humans seem to have. Also, my last dog had some health issues that I suspect could have been partially avoided by giving her healthier, less sugary treats. Aside from that rant, they are soft, they are a high value treat for training, and they are easy to break into smaller pieces.

I have a Shih Tzu Puppy and he loves this! He didn’t eat them when I first got him but as he warmed up he loved them! He already knows how the bag looks so he get anxious and excited when I pull them out. I use them only for training and sometimes in the car because he doesn’t like car rides. It has never bothered his stomach. I break into smaller pieces while we’re training. Oh yea, they smell so good, they smell like beef jerky. It’s almost tempting lol. We train once a day so I’ll give him 2-3 pieces. I love the ingredients because I’m particular when it comes to him. I highly recommend!

I bought these for a friend's Yorkie puppy when he was about 2.5 months old. I was looking for a soft treat that could be used for training. These are PERFECT! Romi (short for Romeo) loves these treats. He learned to sit very quickly. He's 4 months old now and we're starting to work on "down." I'd recommend these treats to anyone with a small breed puppy.

My puppy is 4 months old and is OBSESSED with these. I use multiple brands of treats for training, and these are his favorite. They are great to use for a “big reward” when I’m trying to get him to learn new / more challenging behaviors. You can easily break them up into smaller pieces for a longer training session.

These puppy treats are the by far the most superior highest quality i have given Rosie. They stay tender and soft. They are easy to break to offer small pieces during training. They smell better than other brands of Salmon treats. They are MADE IN AMERICA!!! Also, no filler....just straight goodness!

Bought these for our two new Pug pups, and they love them. Was looking for something smaller to use as reward treats (standing at the door to go out, ringing the bell at the door, shaking, sitting, etc.) and they are perfect. Soft for the little guys to chew and easily able to pull them into two so we can just give them little bits.

My 11 week old pug LOVES these! We’ve been working hard on training and wanted a soft, low-calorie treat to reward him with. These are great to tear into small pieces and soft enough for him to chew while teething. They’re the only treats he gets REALLY excited by. Stocking up on these!

I added this great to the cart to get free shipping last minute and my puppy LOVES it ! Like it was the first treat she first loved ! I definitely recommend and plan on buying again ! My pup is 2 months so I break them in half , and they are super soft, perfect to train them

I was hesitant to purchase these at first due to the price vs. size. However, my toy poodle looses her mind when it’s time for these tasty treats. I ended up cutting them into half size to aid with chewing and definitely plan to purchase more.