Squeeze Treats for Dogs

My pup is obsessed! He also just smells better, Lab owners if you know you know.

My dog LOVES these. Usually a picky boy. These are pricey, small tubes, but they keep my dog occupied used on a lick mat. His GI has tolerated them too. Was able to bribe him EVEN after his bath. 10/10 quality, wish it was a little cheaper

The dogs did like the taste and ate it up. There are no specific dosage recommendations anywhere on the package, based on your dog's weight. The instructions kind of lead you to believe that you should give your dog the entire packet, regardless of weight. Unfortunately, my dogs did get very loose bowels from this product, which is a rare occurrence for them. It may work for other dogs, just not mine.

Our boy (100lb shepherd mix) loves these chicken flavored treats! He’s not very food motivated, so it’s a huge win anytime we find a treat he enjoys without hesitation.

JoyFull Chicken Squeeze Treats for Dogs – Prebiotic Gut Health Snacks Made with Real Cage-Free Chicken – Lickable, Enrichment-Friendly, Meal Topper – 24 Easy Squeeze Paste Treats (0.5oz Each)We've ordered a variety of squeeze-style meal toppers for our dogs. This one was well received by our dogs, who have no hesitation in eating them, and they don't exhibit any tummy upset from them. We just drizzle it on their dinners, splitting one packet between three dogs' bowls. It is easy to dispense the treat, either onto their food or right to their mouth. Smells fine to us (and clearly smells fantastic to them).But I will admit there is another brand we've used, who puts 28 packets in a box at about 1/3 less the cost than Joyful's box of 24 packets. And we find the quality to be the same.Great meal topper with good ingredients.

I love that these packets are portable, shelf-stable, and easy to open (even with wet hands). The mousse-like texture is on the runny end, which makes them very easy to dispense. My primary use for these is on the lick mat to distract my dog during her bath, and these are perfect for that. They would also be great to carry in your treat pouch as a high value treat for an emergency recall. This chicken mousse smells good to me and my dog enjoys it. So, 5 stars for the pouch manufacturing, palatability, and portability.I took off a star because these are a bit spendy at more than a dollar per stick, with only 0.5 ounces per stick. (Tiki Cat Stix are a comparable option at a lower price.) Also, I'd like to know what the daily limit for these treats should be based on the size of the dog - that information was not available on the packaging or in the listing at time of purchase. These are a prebiotic, so essentially they're fiber to feed gut bacteria, but overdoing prebiotics can cause intestinal discomfort with results like gas and diarrhea, so having some guidelines on daily limits would be helpful.

It came and it looks exactly like the package. I failed to take a picture burn know the picture shows the true product and gown it looks. The dogs I got it for don't live with me. They ate it and I'm told there's none left. The squeeze was mixed in with their food and they enjoyed it as I thought they would. I do have a photo of my nephews though. Those are the little knuckle heads the product was for and they gave it 5paws out of 5paws.

I love that these packets are portable, shelf-stable, and easy to open (even with wet hands). The mousse-like texture is on the runny end, which makes them very easy to dispense. My primary use for these is on the lick mat to distract my dog during her bath, and these are perfect for that. They would also be great to carry in your treat pouch as a high value treat for an emergency recall. This chicken mousse smells good to me and my dog enjoys it. So, 5 stars for the pouch manufacturing, palatability, and portability.I took off a star because these are a bit spendy at more than a dollar per stick, with only 0.5 ounces per stick. (Tiki Cat Stix are a comparable option at a lower price.) Also, I'd like to know what the daily limit for these treats should be based on the size of the dog - that information was not available on the packaging or in the listing at time of purchase. These are a prebiotic, so essentially they're fiber to feed gut bacteria, but overdoing prebiotics can cause intestinal discomfort with results like gas and diarrhea, so having some guidelines on daily limits would be helpful.

Not a lot of ingredients, which makes for a nice healthy topper or treat. The inulin is your prebiotic to help with gut health. My little dogs can be finicky at breakfast and this will be the ticket to entice them to eat. They can also be used as a healthy training incentive . I like the nice size individual packets that are easy to open and squeeze. Great for sensitive tummies.

This box has 24 squeeze tubes of chicken-flavored paste.They are about 6" in height. About 1/2-3/4" wide.The chicken-flavored paste is almost white --- like white with a smidge of ecru.It has the worst smell EVER.My dog wouldn't get near it so I can't comment on how well it would be received by other dogs.Nor can I comment on how it affects her glucose (diabetic) or digestion (sensitive tummy).I only took away 1 star for the horrific odor.

Our dog loves Joyfull treats. She enjoys these as a food topper and also as a fun snack. I love that they have prebiotics to help her gut health.

I got these for my small dog who is extremely food motivated, and they were an instant hit. I let him try a bit on its own and he immediately loved it. He actually started following me around for more. I’ve also used it as a topper on his regular food, and he licked the bowl clean. While my dog usually enjoys eating, he definitely seemed more excited than usual with this addition. It’s a great option if you're looking to add something flavorful and enriching to your dog’s meals or use it as a treat.Pros:Very appealing to food-motivated dogsEasy-to-use squeeze packagingWorks great as a treat or meal topperDog showed noticeably increased excitementCons:Slightly more expensive than other dog treatsSummary: My dog loves these and wants more.

Absolutely loved by my “Princess” Leia. Easy to open, however definitely a little messy for my overexcited pup. Next time may try squeezing it on top of her food instead. Says it’s chicken flavored but has a light smell of canned tuna. But definitely got a 10/10 rating from the dog. Definitely loved it down to the last drop!

My dog could not be happier, and the cat is jealous. While you can put these on regular dog food as a topper, I squeezed it as my dog licked it from the packet. Luckily, I detected no smell. And there are so many packets in one box! I feel like I got a lot of value. I do recommend only one a day, or your dog might be using the outdoors a little more often that usual (Sadie’s experience). But this winner of a dog food will be staying a constant in my household until Sadie indicates she is tired of it. From the looks of it that will not be soon.

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This review is for the “ JoyFull Chicken Squeeze Treats for Dogs – Prebiotic Gut Health Treats Made with Real Cage-Free Chicken – Lickable, Enrichment-Friendly, Meal Topper – 24 Easy Squeeze Sticks (0.5oz Each)“The battle of supplements disguised as treats is going well if the dog likes them. here, my 11 year old lab loves them, the doodle girl does not, no way will she lick that stuff, she is a food snob. As my video shows, squeezing the cream out of the tube right into the dog’s mouth can be messy. Te next day I squeezed it into his bowl and he licked it completely clean. I have no idea whether the probiotics work or not. He did not have any obvious digestive problems lately.The product is made in Thailand, thats quite a long way from here. the box shows an expiration date and each tube contains just 10.5 calories.The price of $33 goes 5% down with a coupon right now, a minimal reduction. Each tube comes to about $1.31 - that’s quite a proud price for half an ounce of treat. If you like take along treats that are supposed to be healthy and do not have massive calories, these might be worth a try.

I have a 50 pound pittie girl and have been using these chicken squeeze treats with her; they’re good for so many things! They’re great as a topper. They’re excellent in licki mats and treat dispensers like kongs (see pic). And they’re absolutely perfect for loose leash training- I hold a pouch at my hip and my dog keeps her head right there, waiting for a squeeze. As far as ingredients, I’m happy that chicken is the second ingredient, but I’m not impressed that water is the first (hence 4 stars). And most importantly, my dog LOVES them!

I have a dog with a sensitive stomach, so I thought I would try this for her. She already gets probiotics in a powder, so I thought we would add prebiotics into the mix. You get 24 individually wrapped packets of these, so I feel like the price is very reasonable, and they are perfect for travel (when dogs can be more likely to have stomach upset due to the stress of travel, change in water composition, being in a new location, etc.).My youngest dog has had a bit of an upset stomach this week so I thought I'd try her on it. The packet tears open easily, and I have to admit, I didn't like the smell at all. But my dog had no such problem -- she licked it right out of the packet, and then my other dog came over and she wanted one, too, so clearly this is viewed as a treat, not medicine. That's great, because I'm always mixing supplements into their food, and it's nice to have something they will eat without me having to disguise it.It only comes in chicken flavor so far, and chicken is a primary ingredient. While it's good that it's made from real meat, and there aren't a lot of other ingredients or fillers you have to worry about, chicken is the protein that dogs tend to have the most issues with as far as food allergies or intolerances, so I would have liked to see another option like turkey, beef, pork, lamb, etc. I also can't figure out where this company is based, which is a concern, and I find it a bit troubling that the company uses a vet to promote the product but doesn't include the vet's last name. I feel like if the vet is endorsing the product, their full name should be included; not doing so makes it suspect in my mind.As far as does it work...I'm not sure. Her stomach seems to be doing better, but this was added to a regime of other products to help with the upset stomach, so I can't say for sure what's helping right now. I'm hopeful that this will be effective for regular use based on the ingredients and my dogs are hopeful (because they think these are yummy and would like to get them more often).

Well they certainly seem to like the stuff

I dont know about its effectiveness, but my dog loves this stuff. I feed it to her on an empty stomach in the mornings sometimes and then occasionally as a topper to encourage her to eat her home-cooked meals that she rarely appreciates.

Dog love these!

Love this good-for-guts treats! Yummy and healthy