Wholesome Pride Pet Treats Pumpkin Slices Dog Treats, 8-oz bag

I have a love hate relationship with these treats. The only thing consistent is their inconsistency. The treats should be orange in color maybe an inch wide and 3-4 inches long with a consistency of beef jerky (chewy). When they are like this they great. Dogs love them BUT I’ve also gotten bags with treats about the same size but lighter in color and extremely brittle and lately (last three bags) have been small burnt pieces. Needless to say I’m done with these treats. Time to move on. I would of gladly paid more money for better quality and most importantly consistent treats. I hope the maker of these treats read these reviews because they would have a winner if they could figure out their manufacturing I have a love hate relationship with these treats. The only thing consistent is their inconsistency. The treats should be orange in color maybe an inch wide and 3-4 inches long with a consistency of beef jerky (chewy). When they are like this they great. Dogs love them BUT I’ve also gotten bags with treats about the same size but lighter in color and extremely brittle and lately (last three bags) have been small burnt pieces. Needless to say I’m done with these treats. Time to move on. I would of gladly paid more money for better quality and most importantly consistent treats. I hope the maker of these treats read these reviews because they would have a winner if they could figure out their manufacturing process. … more

My dog eats everything, from treats, to her own poop... like, everything. She will not eat these. She loves the sweet potato version and other treats by this brand (which we love). But she legit refuses to eat these. Neither dog will touch them. Pretty surprising, but unfortunately these were money wasted.

Bought two bags of these pumpkin slices for the first time recently. Opened the first bag yesterday and they were nothing like what was pictured on the website. Inside the bag was a bunch of blackened burnt shriveled curled pieces. You could hardly tell what it was supposed to be. I highly doubt the nutritional content of such burnt offerings. Definitely will not be buying these again.

This freeze dried pumpkin is great—vet recommended that we increase our dog’s fiber intake because she was getting clogged glands. We give our 40 lb dog one piece a day, sometimes half a piece if it’s big. She likes eating it, and I like that it’s simple with only one ingredient. We noticed an almost immediate improvement, and with consistent use she has absolutely no issues with her glands. Depending on how much you give your dog, these could be much more cost effective than the special gland treats. For us it definitely was, especially since we bought a lot of bags when there was a deal. If your dog needs fiber, give it a try!

I've been giving my American Eskimo the dehydrated sweet potato treats for a long time. Kenta is on a no-whole-protein diet for bladder crystals, so is on prescription special hydrolized protein food & has limited treats options. I decided to give the pumpkin ones a try, & they've been a big hit. The sweet potatoes are big enough I have to wrestle them apart, but these pumpkin treats are variety of smaller sizes. and he loves them! (btw, anyone who has a dog on a similar diet: kenta also takes epilepsy meds 3X/day, & when the bladder diagnosis hit, at first I thought losing the pill pockets or peanut butter option was going to be a problem. Then I thought of wrapping his pills in a rectangle I've been giving my American Eskimo the dehydrated sweet potato treats for a long time. Kenta is on a no-whole-protein diet for bladder crystals, so is on prescription special hydrolized protein food & has limited treats options. I decided to give the pumpkin ones a try, & they've been a big hit. The sweet potatoes are big enough I have to wrestle them apart, but these pumpkin treats are variety of smaller sizes. and he loves them! (btw, anyone who has a dog on a similar diet: kenta also takes epilepsy meds 3X/day, & when the bladder diagnosis hit, at first I thought losing the pill pockets or peanut butter option was going to be a problem. Then I thought of wrapping his pills in a rectangle of fruit leather; success! His fave is cherry.) … more

I recently purchased Wholesome Pride Pumpkin slices for my 2 dachshunds. I have purchased the Sweet potato version many times and my dogs love them. These Pumpkin slices are a big hit with my dogs too. They love them, and I love that they have only 1 ingredient and are healthy for my boys. I give these a thumbs up!

I was shocked when my 70 pound dog, who normally eats anything she sees, wouldn’t touch these. I passed them to my daughter who has a yorkie and then to my sister to try for her poodle. Neither of them would touch them either. Maybe we got a bad package or it could just be that neither of our 3 pups liked their taste. Since they voted unanimously, I’m scoring these treats as a 1 star.

My dog had been loving a freeze dried pumpkin treat that chewy does not carry. This appeared to be the closest product they carried. She is not picky about her treats and this is the only one I found she would not eat. I’m not sure why, it is like jerky or dried fruit. I don’t think this is a bad product my dogs just didn’t like it.

I bought a bag of these as a gift for my friend’s dogs. Both dogs really liked them. One of the dogs has IBS and this treat didn’t disagree with his tummy. Since her dogs liked them so much, I bought a bag for my dogs. Neither of my dogs will even taste it. They both like pumpkin so I can’t imagine why this treat isn’t appealing to them. I think the product is good but my girls are just picky.

My Goldens, Molly and Izzy LOVE these treats! This is the first time I purchased them- and the Golden Girls are crazy for them. I love that the only ingredient is pumpkin- and I know they love the yummy taste and how chewy they are!