Features
January 2012 Issue
Best Freeze Dried Dog Treats
There is a short list of attributes that we look for in a treat: It should be mostly or all-meat (that’s the definition of high-value, in the opinion of most dogs); it should be dehydrated or freeze-dried (to make it convenient and not greasy in a pocket); it should be small (so we can feed a lot of them without filling up or boring the dog). That’s it!
 We’ve never had a dog turn down these training treats. |
Bravo!, maker of top-quality frozen raw diets, recently introduced a line of freeze-dried meat treats that meet all of our selection criteria. They come in four varieties: all-beef “hot dogs,” turkey, buffalo, and “Trail Mix,” which contains those three plus tiny cubes of freeze-dried cheese. We like the latter best, because the variety seems to hold our dogs’ attention longer. Bravo! uses only domestic sources of responsibly raised meats. We purchased from a local pet supply store; retailers are listed on Bravo’s website. Bravo! treats are also sold by online retailers such as cleanrun.com.
Bravo! Trail Mix – 4 oz. $10
Bravo!, LLC
Vernon, Connecticut
(866) 922-9222
bravorawdiet.com
Comments (2)
I think the price is prohibitive. I want nutricious treats for my dog but I don't think it necessary to spend that much to reward her.
Posted by: Donna K | February 3, 2012 4:15 PM Report this comment
$10 for 4 ounces is so incredibly expensive. I think it is a disservice to promote such high priced food.
People, get a Nesco dehydrator for $60 and a cookbook.
Posted by: Erich R | January 1, 2012 12:52 PM Report this comment