Good For: Dogs with allergies to almost everything. Small dogs who enjoy a good chewing session. Mid-sized and large dogs who enjoy a brief chewing session. Shiny healthy skins and coats.
Not Good For: Ripping into smaller pieces. Lasting Brisbane longer than five minutes. Extremely picky chihuahuas. Feeding the dogs on my way out the door when I don't want to arrive at my destination smelling like fish.
How Much We Like Them: Well Brisbane thinks they're super awesome. They are also supposed to do amazing things for his skin and coat. I'm trying to get his hair to grow back after a particularly bad round of allergy issues, and he needs all the omega-3's he can get.
Yay, the fish skin review is here!
ReplyDeleteThey seem pretty good, hope they help Briz' skin issues! We use a lot of THK's Beams treats, which are dried catfish skins. I don't know how they compare to the salmon skins, but they did the trick with Bruno's coat - they made it nice and super shiny and they helped him grow fur on his bare belly that he had as a little pup - apparently he had been severely flea-infested when found, and when we got him, he looked fine, just a couple of scabs still on his back. But thanks to the fish skins, his skin healed well and quickly, and he grew hair on the belly! :)
Where did you get Bruno? I know he was a rescue, I just mean like shelter, rescue, etc.
DeleteGood to know! I'll definitely have to try the Honest Kitchen fish treats.
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