Features
September 2001 Issue
The Difference Between Quality Dog Treats and Unhealthy Dog Treats
How (and why) to tell the healthy treats from the junk-food variety.
There are two types of people in the world: Those who give their dogs treats, and those who dont, ever. I think all of us here belong in the former group. Right? Everyone with me? Good. We are all aware that we could make our own dogs treats rather than buy them. Some of us do make our dogs treats, sometimes. But there is something special about buying snacks for our dogs sort of like buying Popsicles from the ice cream man for the kids; it may be expensive, and impulsive, and foolish. But so what? The joyous little doggie dance that dogs do when they know youve got something yummy for them is worth any price.
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