Edgard & Cooper Take A Bow Bites Low-Calorie Training Grain-Free Chicken & Duck Recipe Soft & Chewy Dog Treats, Small, 4.2-oz bag

My 13-year old Corgi goes CRAZY for "Take A Bow Bites!" Because Penny is older, she often has difficulty eating dog biscuits. But these treats from Edgar & Cooper are soft and easy to swallow. Penny is overweight, so she isn't supposed to have dog treats. But, because these are only 3 Calories each, our vet thinks they're great! Looking at the label, I see these treats are not only packed with high-quality Chicken and Duck protein, but they also contain Apples, Blueberries and Salmon Oil. So, they're good for your dog's skin and coat, joint mobility and digestion. Plus, they are "Made in Germany." Penny and I recommend "Take A Bow Bites." They are nutritious, low-calorie and easy to eat. Penny says, "they're bow-wow-wonderful!"

These are really nice treats for training because they are small, soft, and easy for dogs to chew quickly. I like that they are low calorie, especially when using a lot of treats throughout the day for training. The small size makes them easy to give multiple treats without feeling like I am overdoing it. The soft and chewy texture is also great because the dogs do not have to stop and crunch on a hard treat. They are easy to break into even smaller pieces if needed, which makes the bag last longer. My dogs seem to really like the taste and are happy to work for them. I also like that they are grain free and made with chicken and duck. The treats have a nice texture and do not feel overly hard or dry. Overall, these are a great option for everyday training. They are small, soft, low calorie, and easy to use, and my dogs really enjoy them.

These treats are small so perfect for smaller mouths. They’re also nice and soft. My two dogs absolutely loved them, but to be fair, they’re not picky when it comes to food. First ingredient is chicken which is what I want to see. Where this fell short with me is that the next handful of ingredients were binders and softeners aka glycerin which is typically a chemical humectant. The last two ingredients, which I would’ve loved to have seen right after chicken, are apples and blueberries. Also “natural flavor” is a pretty broad term so I would’ve liked them to be more specific on the source. Occasional treat is fine. Pups for sure enjoyed them.

Both our dogs like treats, but they were crazy about this one! I like the fact that they are small so I don’t have to break them in half. Our greediest dog somehow found the package which was hidden and scarfed the whole bag down. Will have to buy more to satisfy the other dog who felt cheated.