7 reviews forNutrivet Inne Dog Treats - Articular Comfort

I currently use them as recall treats or occasionally for an intelligence game, since you can't give too many of them, even with reducing the evening feed.

My 12 year old terrier snapped his cruciate ligament in a back knee recently. During convalescence he began self-harm over-grooming, so I decided to eliminate all grain-based treats from his diet (he's always been on grain-free meals). He's now tucking into his third bag of these treats and, though too early to be sure, the aggressive grooming is much reduced. The treats might also be helping his knee recover, too. I've just ordered 9 more packs. He's a happy customer and so am I.

My lady loves these treats. They're the first treats she keeps accepting even after several times without me having to switch them.

Reg is already on Yumove, but needs all the help he can get! He seems to really enjoy these bite size crunchies, although he's not keen on the fish favour. His digestion has always been a bit of an issue so wheat free is a great selling point! I think they are 'ok' price wise given the ingredients and size of the pack.

These treats seem to really suit my 12.5 year old Phalene, he is less stiff in his movements and his hips and shoulders click less upon waking. Overall he seems more fluid in his movement in general, have been using them for several months now, will continue, very good for the older dog or a dog with mobility problems. Personally I think they are reasonably priced and the ingredients are good, lots of herbs and natural things.

I’m always on the lookout for treats that are at least somewhat healthy. I’ve also noticed that my dog much prefers treats with a high meat content. She absolutely loved these and even chose them over her previous favourite biscuits, Meradog with chicken and potato. So they’ll definitely be included in my next order :-)

Nice treats, not too big so you don't feel like you're over indulging and healthier than the average treats, targeting joints so A+ for my golden lab.