Doggie snacks question- Fruitables..

[zebra15]

Ok so I have this french bulldog and honestly I never did so much research on 'food' in my entire life. This breed has serious digestive issues (read as GAS).

She is grain free, chicken free, Eats California Naturals Lamb food and gets 'cookies' that are wheat free http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product...rodid=11535386 (pampered pet brand, only at costco and hard to find, but much cheaper at the store vs online)

So, at the gourmet pet store where I get her food locally they have 'Fruitables' dog snacks, - I can get them cheaper on Amazon.
http://www.amazon.com/Fruitables-All...ref=pd_sbs_k_6 They have 4 'flavors, and I would really only be getting them for convience reasons and special treats.

She doesn't eat much and I keep snacks to a bare minimum anyway...

Does anyone have personal experience with these treats? Charlie (the dog) loves dried fruit, bananas, apples, and such so I think she would like them and if not I can always give them to my roommates dog.

[SquishyKitty]

Truthfully we try to avoid most treats with our frenchie. He gets chunks of veggies, peanut butter, and sometimes a little bit of cheese. It's so hard to control his weight already that throwing sugary snacks into the mix would be a bad idea.

I also worked really really hard to get all corn out of his diet, which keeps him about as unstinky as he's going to get lol.

[zebra15]

Originally Posted by SquishyKitty

Truthfully we try to avoid most treats with our frenchie. He gets chunks of veggies, peanut butter, and sometimes a little bit of cheese. It's so hard to control his weight already that throwing sugary snacks into the mix would be a bad idea.

I also worked really really hard to get all corn out of his diet, which keeps him about as unstinky as he's going to get lol.

Oh dear... no cheese for charlie...
I got a package of the Fruitables from the doggie boutique and they are a huge hit... def. special cookies tho'. She eats like a bird and cookies are a rare treat around here.