Plato Baltic Sprat 3oz

I gives these to my dog, and they LIVE THEM ! YES they smell like death warmed over but I guess if I were a dog ,I would love them too... That includes the EYES WITH THE HEAD! 😁 I mix the entire bag together with their other treats. It picks up the smell of fish they love so much in their snacks. I save money doing this as I make the entire bag last a longer time and I store it in glass jar. PetSmart used to carry this when I made my first purchase. I couldn't find it until I saw it on Amazon. It's a little pricey,but you can break them in half and make it last longer. Crumble it up in their soft food too. My Yorkie boy is almost toothless (16 yrs old) so I hydrate one or two cut up pieces and he love it. It's GOOD FOR THEM.

OK. I have to comment on the smell. If you aren't familiar with dried fish, then this will be very pungent and surprising. If you are, then this will smell fairly decent. There is absolutely a fishy odor when you open this, but as someone who has eaten similarly dried fish intended for humans, I've smelled stronger scented fish. The scent dissipates relatively quickly after opening, depending on how many you take out and what you're planning on doing with said fish. My intent with this one was to hopefully entice a reluctant eater into devouring this snack. The dog was definitely interested and sniffed around for it, but ultimately didn't show much interest since the treat was dried. I think we'll have to rehydrate it somewhat for her. I don't think she's ever been very interested in dried treats, but she loves tuna and fish so we were hoping this would be a good snack to feed her in order to get her weight up. The other dog likes these well enough so if the reluctant eater won't consume them, she will. I absolutely know that my cat would adore these as he loves all things fish.

They have a very pungent aroma. My puppy cat refuses to touch them... and she only likes fish based soft foods and treats. I am not sure if it's the fins and eyeball or the smell that throws her off but she has no interest at all. They are easily breakable but contain all the inward, so they will smell even worse once u bust it's head off. Lol. So very few ingredients, if ur pet will eat them it is a super healthy snack, way way better than standard pet treats, which contain preservatives that cause cancer in life forms that live beyond 15yrs (which is why Child protective services will show up if you let your kids eat dog treats or food even one time as a joke, lmfao) Yes, look it up, All pet food preservatives cause cancer within 15yrs, ask a vet about pet cancer rates, even in proPlan, any brand that contains corn and other crappy fillers. Read the ingredients on your pets food lable... cats and dogs, even puupy-cats, are not supposed to eat corn. Once u stop feeding them mostly calorie filler u will save so much money as they will eat TONS less food daily when it is actual good nutrition. Wish my puppy-cat would accept a treat other than chicken jerky, these would have been perfect. Oh. And they break into shards. Their extremely dry and not chewy until they've been coated with pet drool. I'd give 5 stars if she would eat them, but very upset I can't return a single pet treat she refuses to eat.

My dogs love these fish treats. They just go nuts for them every time I open the bag. They get at full attention and you can see the anticipation on their faces as they get excited to get them. Easily in the top 2-3 favorite treats for them. Bag is light, but comes with quite a few fish in it, I would guess around 50 or so total treats. They are just little dried out fish. They are a staple in our dogs' diets both because they enjoy them and the nutrients that fish provide. They are a bit pricier than other treats, but we find it well worth it for their enjoyment.

Excellent treat for your dog