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

My puppy absolutely loves these! They’re about 6 calories each and a good size so I can break them into 3-4 pieces easily. They’re perfect for learning new things! She LOVES them, and never gets bored. I use her puppy food for low reward and these treats for high reward. Honestly, there’s nothing I wouldn’t eat in the ingredients of these snacks so I love giving them to my puppy. And I also love that I can give them to my adult puppy and he enjoys them too. Perfect for all ages!

My dog really likes these training treats; so much so that he jumped up onto our table, snatched the bag, and ate them all in the span of like 3 minutes (it was a brand new bag!!!) while I was in the bathroom. That being said, they're a great motivator when it comes to training (ironically), and they're a good size too!

These are great healthy treats for training our puppy. But because they don’t have a string smell they don’t work if she has distractions as she will just ignore the treat. When we are in a quiet place, she seems to really enjoy them as a treat for training.

I purchased these treats as rewards for potty training our new puppy. She loves the flavor and they are motivation enough that we’ve been able to teach her to sit in just a few days! Potty training is taking a bit longer, but I won’t hold that against the treats! I like that they are soft enough for me to break them in half to have smaller portion sizes while our puppy is still so small.

My toy poodle pup loves these. They are soft and a little chewy for small teeth that have a hard time chewing harder foods. My pup had a harder time eating his own puppy kibble due to his tiny/weak puppy teeth but these treats were the perfect texture. He loves them and it’s also nice for me because I can rip them into even smaller pieces for training purposes!

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.

These are scored so they’re so easy to tear into small pieces. Our dachshund puppy is obsessed with them. They're also very easy for her to eat given that she is only about 4lbs. They’re the perfect training treats.

I was very excited because our puppy seemed to LOVE them (even though they smell really bad). I took a kitchen scissors to cut the soft squares into quarters to make them go farther (and because the treats are about the size of a quarter so a puppy in training doesn’t need a quarter sized treat for each reward). Much to my disappointment, in cutting them into quarters about every 4 out of 5 squares I cut had sharp shards in the middle to where kitchen shears couldn’t even cut through the square. I immediately threw them away because if my kitchen shears couldn’t cut through it, how can my puppy digest it!

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'm just a little thing right now, but these are my favorite treats!!! Mom likes them, too, cuz she can give me about 6 rewards out of 1 treat when we are training. I love my training cuz these are so yummy!