The ingredients show that they do not contain grains (no corn, wheat, rice, etc) but the second ingredient is garbanzo beans. Definitely not 100% animal.
@Perfect_Timing@troy Well, it was the first line? Or the third? But evidently it’s been deleted.
I’m guessing it was from a description of one of their other flavors.
I don’t know if it’s just the dogs I’ve owned and taken care of but Turkey is always D-tier for the dogs. Bacon is A-tier, but I’m assuming this is Turkey Bacon and not Turkey and pork Bacon.
@AaronLeeJohnson@troy To clarify, the first ingredient is “turkey” but not explicitly turkey bacon. Farther down the list, it says “bacon” with no qualifiers, which would be pork bacon. Clearly, there is more turkey than bacon, but both are present.
MADE IN THE USA: Small batch made right here in the USA by a small company that cares, and developed by a pet nutritionist who has a PhD in animal nutrition
Specs
Product: 12-Pack: High Hopes Mity Meaty Turkey & Bacon Bites
Model: 850038963033
Condition: New
What’s Included?
Price Comparison
$95.88 (for 12) at Amazon
Warranty
90 days
Estimated Delivery
Friday, Aug 30 - Tuesday, Sep 3
Is this good jerky?
Are they “packed with whole grains” or “grain free”…?
The ingredients show that they do not contain grains (no corn, wheat, rice, etc) but the second ingredient is garbanzo beans. Definitely not 100% animal.
@troy @werehatrack There’s a line in the description above that should be deleted, then.
@Kyeh what line needs to be deleted?
@perfect_timing are you seeing something that states “packed with whole grains?”
@Perfect_Timing @troy Well, it was the first line? Or the third? But evidently it’s been deleted.
I’m guessing it was from a description of one of their other flavors.
@Kyeh @Perfect_Timing @troy Still says it on this spec page/comments section.
@Kyeh @Outer78 @Perfect_Timing @troy The source doc is in need of an edit to keep that from being restored (again).
If it’s really made with turkey and bacon, why the hell does it need “Natural Flavor”
@2many2no (tongue firmly in cheek) Everything benefits from the addition of “natural flavor”!
I don’t know if it’s just the dogs I’ve owned and taken care of but Turkey is always D-tier for the dogs. Bacon is A-tier, but I’m assuming this is Turkey Bacon and not Turkey and pork Bacon.
@AaronLeeJohnson The ingredients state “bacon,” so it must be pork bacon
@AaronLeeJohnson @troy To clarify, the first ingredient is “turkey” but not explicitly turkey bacon. Farther down the list, it says “bacon” with no qualifiers, which would be pork bacon. Clearly, there is more turkey than bacon, but both are present.
Are they made in the USA? Its only a good deal if not Chinese trash… I’ve never seen treats without an origin label.
@xtrunksiex Yes USA. I just looked it up.
@xfox100 thank you kindly!
MADE IN THE USA: Small batch made right here in the USA by a small company that cares, and developed by a pet nutritionist who has a PhD in animal nutrition
From the Amazon link.
High Hopes
In this dog eat dog world will throwing the dogs a bag of these treats stop that?
@Kidsandliz From what I’ve heard, it would take more than one bag, way too often.
The dog? Don’t get my hopes up!
Looking forward to trying these!
Mine still haven’t shipped anybody else having that problem?
Not shipped yet…wtf???
@leobloom make sure you contact them. I already did and they told me some kind of shipping Snafu. whatever! but they did refund me 6$ of shipping