16-Ounce Charlee Bear Original Dog Treats (Cheese and Egg)
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Model: Charlee Bear Original Dog Treats, Cheese and Egg, 16 oz
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Charlee Bear would argue that the amount of garlic included in these treats is harmless, but I cannot for the life of me believe that they really couldn't find a preservative that poses no threat.
Many years ago, garlic was not a part of the ingredients list and these were my treat of choice. Once garlic was introduced, I stopped purchasing.
I am not comfortable with the idea of regularly feeding my dog harmless doses of poison, however tasty and low-calorie they may be.
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This is an awesome training treat. Low calorie so I don't cause upset stomachs when we do longer training sessions.
Remember, the meat color and shape and smell of any given dog treat is meant to appeal to us owners more than our dogs.
This is an awesome training treat. Low calorie so I don't cause upset stomachs when we do longer training sessions.
Remember, the meat color and shape and smell of any given dog treat is meant to appeal to us owners more than our dogs.
It seems that my dog has no interest in the item. Surprisingly, he doesn't even want to smell it. I purchased two of these items previously, and both of them are just sitting in the cupboard untouched. It's unfortunate that my dog doesn't seem to like it.
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05-18-2023 at 05:11 PM.
Garlic is toxic for dogs
Charlee Bear would argue that the amount of garlic included in these treats is harmless, but I cannot for the life of me believe that they really couldn't find a preservative that poses no threat.
Many years ago, garlic was not a part of the ingredients list and these were my treat of choice. Once garlic was introduced, I stopped purchasing.
I am not comfortable with the idea of regularly feeding my dog harmless doses of poison, however tasty and low-calorie they may be.
FWIW, I can offer this review:
While traveling with my dog, I had a small peanut butter jar filled with these. Walked in to a friend munching on them. He complained that while pretty good, they didn't taste at all like peanut butter.
Charlee Bear would argue that the amount of garlic included in these treats is harmless, but I cannot for the life of me believe that they really couldn't find a preservative that poses no threat.
Many years ago, garlic was not a part of the ingredients list and these were my treat of choice. Once garlic was introduced, I stopped purchasing.
I am not comfortable with the idea of regularly feeding my dog harmless doses of poison, however tasty and low-calorie they may be.
Charlee Bear would argue that the amount of garlic included in these treats is harmless, but I cannot for the life of me believe that they really couldn't find a preservative that poses no threat.
Many years ago, garlic was not a part of the ingredients list and these were my treat of choice. Once garlic was introduced, I stopped purchasing.
I am not comfortable with the idea of regularly feeding my dog harmless doses of poison, however tasty and low-calorie they may be.
I just got some and there is not any garlic on the label. Turkey Cranberry variety.
Not on the ingredient list on the actual bags I received.
im really interested in purchasing a couple of bags but the ingredients do state they have garlic powder. mind sharing a picture of the bags you received?
I just got some and there is not any garlic on the label. Turkey Cranberry variety.
I've always heard garlic is bad for dogs. My first dog was a Border Collie who I would mix in two tablespoons of Chicken with Garlic sauce from a local Chinese food spot. It was one of her favorite human foods. She developed Endocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency at 2yrs, got a hankering for people food, and lived a very long and full life of 20 years and one week.
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Charlee Bear would argue that the amount of garlic included in these treats is harmless, but I cannot for the life of me believe that they really couldn't find a preservative that poses no threat.
Many years ago, garlic was not a part of the ingredients list and these were my treat of choice. Once garlic was introduced, I stopped purchasing.
I am not comfortable with the idea of regularly feeding my dog harmless doses of poison, however tasty and low-calorie they may be.
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
Remember, the meat color and shape and smell of any given dog treat is meant to appeal to us owners more than our dogs.
Remember, the meat color and shape and smell of any given dog treat is meant to appeal to us owners more than our dogs.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank oneweak7words
Charlee Bear would argue that the amount of garlic included in these treats is harmless, but I cannot for the life of me believe that they really couldn't find a preservative that poses no threat.
Many years ago, garlic was not a part of the ingredients list and these were my treat of choice. Once garlic was introduced, I stopped purchasing.
I am not comfortable with the idea of regularly feeding my dog harmless doses of poison, however tasty and low-calorie they may be.
While traveling with my dog, I had a small peanut butter jar filled with these. Walked in to a friend munching on them. He complained that while pretty good, they didn't taste at all like peanut butter.
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
Charlee Bear would argue that the amount of garlic included in these treats is harmless, but I cannot for the life of me believe that they really couldn't find a preservative that poses no threat.
Many years ago, garlic was not a part of the ingredients list and these were my treat of choice. Once garlic was introduced, I stopped purchasing.
I am not comfortable with the idea of regularly feeding my dog harmless doses of poison, however tasty and low-calorie they may be.
Thank you for the product review.
Charlee Bear would argue that the amount of garlic included in these treats is harmless, but I cannot for the life of me believe that they really couldn't find a preservative that poses no threat.
Many years ago, garlic was not a part of the ingredients list and these were my treat of choice. Once garlic was introduced, I stopped purchasing.
I am not comfortable with the idea of regularly feeding my dog harmless doses of poison, however tasty and low-calorie they may be.
I just got some and there is not any garlic on the label. Turkey Cranberry variety.
I see garlic powder in the ingredients list on the ingredients list for the turkey liver & cranberries.
Not on the ingredient list on the actual bags I received.
im really interested in purchasing a couple of bags but the ingredients do state they have garlic powder. mind sharing a picture of the bags you received?