Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

UPDATE: Adding an extra photo of the ingredients directly on the bay because people still seem to be claiming these have garlic in them. This is the ingredients of both the Beef and Bacon treats. I also saw another review claiming “3 kCal” means 3,000 calories and is “bad” - please take a look at your dog’s kibble and you’ll see it ALSO gives you a kCal measurement rather than a “Calorie” measurement. ___________ I just read through the reviews of Pet Botanics treats to see a lot of comments claiming these treats contain garlic. Spoiler alert: They DO NOT. I use all of the varying flavors and not a single one of them contain garlic as an ingredient. That being said, I have used these treats with client dogs and personal dogs for roughly 4 years now. I found them through Chewy originally and normally hit Petsmart to buy them, but they’re actually cheaper through Amazon and come right to my door. These treats have helped me train numerous dogs who were said to be “non-food motivated” and dogs who have been said to be “completely untrainable” - Including my own dog who’s previous owner couldn’t handle her (Shown I’m attached photos). I have never once had a problem convincing even the pickiest eaters to accept these treats, nor have I ever had a problem with bloody stools or vet visits. Those reviews blaming the treats likely didn’t think to check for recalls on their kibble, or their dog might have even had some underlying condition that was not in any way shape or form related to the treats - or they might even be reviewing the wrong product considering these treats do not contain garlic. All in all, these are fantastic treats. Do not let the negative reviews scare you away from an ingredient that isn’t even present.