We were asked to review dry dog food dog treats, a complimentary pet food for dogs over eight weeks old. We tried sensitive treats,these round shaped lamb and rice treats are enriched with vitamins and minerals they have no artificial colours, flavours or added sugar. These also have an added pre-biotic which helps improve digestion. Always necessary with our dog who has a sensitive stomach. The training treats are shaped as small bones, again with no artificial colours, flavours or added sugar. They also contain yoghurt for healthy teeth and bones. As dog treats go, they both smell quite pleasant.
It’s a little hard to gauge exactly how much a dog likes something or not without seeing his reaction, so what better way than to show you. With a twelve year old wannabe television presenter (joke) and a reluctant movie star dog. Plus lots of background noise from a three year playing the drums and a seven year old we bring you Wagg dog treats, reviewed by Jet.

I think we can safely say he liked them very much. Did you notice how much his tail was wagging? As soon as I got them out tonight he was alert waiting for them. We did a little test and he seems to like the sensitive treats best although was more than happy to eat  the training treats too.

As well as independent retailers the treats are available in Sainsburys, Pets at home and Jollyes

Therefore we award Wagg Dog Treats a five out of five cupcake award