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| Rating: | (4.5 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 713 Amazon Reviews |
| Product Name: | Zuke's Lil' Links Dog Treats [Chicken & Apple] |
| Product Description: | Get your dog's tongue and tail wagging with the delicious taste of Zuke's Lil' Links Chicken & Apple Recipe dog treats. Each of these little sausage links features real chicken as the first ingredient, which is supplemented by wholefood fruits and veggies that you can feel good about feeding your best friend. Each tasty bite is seasoned with turmeric and sage, and this recipe is made without grains, mystery meats, animal fats or by-product meals for your peace of mind. Open a pouch, and the rich aroma of freshly cooked sausage calls your dog to you so he can enjoy the mouthwatering flavors of these grain-free dog treats. He gets a meaty, moist reward that satisfies his taste buds, and you get the satisfaction of feeding him a dog treat made with only the highest-quality ingredients we can find. Make these treats part of his daily diet to inspire new adventures. |
| Manufacturer: | Zuke's |
| Model Number: | 41051 |
| Product SKU: | B008EFHCG8 |
| UPC: | 613423410518 |
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"maple flavored syrup"
"maple flavored syrup"
It's a treat not the main course for your dog, chill. Did you know that a cookie every now and then won't give you diabetes?
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If you have type 1 then you would know that your diet has nothing to do with causing it. This dog treat is completely safe as that a treat. Stop trying to fear monger or shame pet owners over treats.
But you do understand there is no need whatsoever or benefit where a dog needs sugar at all and that there are healthy option without sugar at the same price.
I do understand you logic that it is a treat and should be given as such, but there are plenty of options out there without sugar.
can you logically give me a reason how a dog benefits from sugar ?
I do understand you logic that it is a treat and should be given as such, but there are plenty of options out there without sugar.
can you logically give me a reason how a dog benefits from sugar ?
It is a treat, not a dog super food. It is not being sold as a magical cure all for dogs. People do not get a health benefit from a birthday cake so why not treat them to a carrot for their birthday? See where the logic is flawed here? This is a post about a deal on treats and this is indeed a good price making it a deal. Get it? We are on slick deals and this is a deal.. Trying to scare or shame dog owners over a insignificant amount of sugar in a dog treat is ridiculous. If you believe people are buying these dog treats in place of meals for their dogs then I have a bridge to sell you.
I do understand you logic that it is a treat and should be given as such, but there are plenty of options out there without sugar.
can you logically give me a reason how a dog benefits from sugar ?
How about the benefit of enjoying a treat? If the dog likes the taste of the treat and its not abused and used to reinforce good behavior then I would argue that's a good reason to have a small amount of sugar in a treat. What healthier alternatives at this price point that a picky dog would enjoy would you reccomend? I'm here on slick deals for good prices and the way you suggested there are better alternatives I assumed you know a few offhand.
I never said anything about super food , I stated there are treats that are actually worth giving to your pet as a treat that don't have anything that a pet doesn't need .
As far as throwing a human concept in there is off topic and comparing apples to oranges .
Humans have the capacity to know what's good or bad for them where dogs I would say are like you kids all there life and don't know any better and it's your responsibility as a pet owner to make that choice for them.
While it's a good price and a slick deal i guess that's all that matters tho .
It was never my intentions to put scare or fear into anybody's mind or make them feel that way , more or so to let the community know that there are better options at or around the same price and being a better product overall without things that are not needed in a dog's diet .