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Wolf of Wilderness Wild Bites Dog Snacks "Wild Hills" - Duck

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Wolf of Wilderness Wild Bites Dog Snacks "Wild Hills" - Duck

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Absolute junk.

I bought all the different flavours of Wolf in the Wilderness treats. What a huge dissapointment! Some packets all the treats were burnt - literally black along one side. There was no uniformity, some were rock hard, others so soft they'd all crumbled in the bag. For the prices they charge they should be delivering a FAR better product. I'd say 25p a pkt is all they're worth, max.

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Wild Hills - Ente

Top!

Both my dogs love this product in all the different flavours. They're fantastic reward treats that I can cut into smaller pieces, making them perfect for training or sniffing games. We've also tried the mini versions, but I prefer the "regular" ones.

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Wild Hills - kachní

Kingst0n music

This delicacy is truly enchanting, as they say, "I know you are with me." I buy it for the whole family only at Christmas for Christmas Eve dinner, and they always enjoy it so much. My kids love it—they can never get enough, and their favourite is the duck one.

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Wild Hills - Eend

The tastiest snack ever

My dog absolutely loves these! She’ll do anything for them. You can really see her enjoying herself when she gets one of those delicious Wild Bites!

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Wild Hills - ankka

Wish for smaller kibble size

Our dog's all-time favourite. The dog is just small and the kibble pieces are really big. But this flavour is exactly what the dog likes. Wish they made a smaller kibble size with the same recipe.

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Wild Hills - kacsa

Completely unsuitable for training

Based on the picture, I somehow thought this was a semi-moist treat that you could cut up, like Josera Meat Chunks. Well, it’s not. It’s barely possible to cut it with a knife, and even if you manage, it crumbles terribly. My dogs weren’t that interested in it at first either. Both of them put it down to sniff at it.

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