BecoDog Treats Variety Pack - 60g/70g x 6 Packs, High Protein, Low Calorie & Responsibly Sourced Pocket Sized Snacks for Dogs 8+ Weeks

I recently had the opportunity to review the Beco Dog Treats Variety Pack, and overall, I'm quite pleased with the product. Here's a brief rundown of the pros and cons:Pros:High Protein, Low Calorie: These treats are a great option for dogs that need a healthy, protein-rich snack without excess calories.Responsibly Sourced: I appreciate that the ingredients are responsibly sourced, ensuring a quality product.Packaging: The packaging is well-designed and keeps the treats fresh and easy to dispense.Cons:Lack of Excitement: While my dogs did eat the treats, they didn't seem as excited about them as they do with their usual treats. It could be a matter of personal preference.Rating: 4/5The Beco Dog Treats Variety Pack offers a good selection of healthy, responsibly sourced treats with a focus on high protein and low calorie content.The packaging is practical and easy to use. While my dogs did eat the treats, they didn't seem as enthusiastic about them as they are with their usual treats. However, this might vary for different dogs, and some may absolutely love these treats.Considering the overall quality and health benefits, I would rate these treats 4 out of 5. They are a great option for health-conscious dog owners but might not be the top choice for dogs that are picky with their treats.

I was really excited for my pup to try these treats as they are advertised high in protein and low in calories. There are 6 varieties in treats and my pup definately has his favourites, he wasn't so struck on a certain few packs but overall was really happy with them. They wouldn't be good as training treats as I wouldn't say they are high value for him but as a healthy treat I think these would be good.

My pooches are thoroughly impressed with these treats! They’ve been wolfing them down and now when I even go near the cupboard they’re right behind me in case I’m getting them out (facepalm) I’m not sure what magic ingredient they’re putting in them but my two especially love the peanut and the chicken lover ones, can’t get enough of them!The quality is excellent, they don’t look or feel like your average supermarket bought treats, they look like freshly baked little cookies or shortbread biscuits, it’s a refreshing change - and the doggos seem to like it too. The packaging feels sustainable - whether that’s just because it’s not your average shiny plastic and feels more papery I don’t know, but it gives a good impression either way!I haven’t been brave enough to try them on the insect ones yet, lol, it’s more to do with me being squeamish than them I’m sure, they’ve loved all the other flavours so I’m sure they’ll wolf down the ‘big biccies’ too!Have knocked off one star simply because you don’t get as much attention in a bag as you woule with more well known treat bags, and these are more expensive than standard ones, so it would he nice to see a few more treats for the price, that said, the quality far surpasses your average dog treat so I guess that’s the trade off.Either way these are really great and a lovely selection for your pampered pooches, mine honestly love them and they’re picky little blighters so that’s a high compliment!

This is a bundle of 6 differently flavoured dog treats that arrive inside a box (great for storage). The box did not fool my dog however who sniffed out right away that there was something edible inside for him! (He always seems to know, even when he's never tried a treat before!)As you can see from the review photo displaying all the flavours side by side, 2 bags are open; this is because my boxer insisted on trying some out the second the box was open. He seems to like them so far (we've only tried 2 flavours as of yet), though he did give them a bit of a testing snort and it took him a while to chew them (they are quite dry) but they went down as his usual treats do and he asked for more, which is always a good sign.I do have to say that the bags aren't very full and even used sparingly, a bag isn't going to last very long with the smallish amount of treats that are actually supplied. Don't get me wrong, they aren't practically empty or barely have any in, but the treats are small as it is, so when I opened the bag, I was taken aback by how few treats there appeared to actually be inside. Maybe this is because the treats are 'pocket sized' - I may just be used to larger bags and larger treats!Given there are 6 flavours and also taking into account the great features the brand boasts - high in protein, low in calories, ethically sourced, tasty, naturally healthy, grain free etc - I think they are a really great option for anyone (like myself) who is concerned about what they are giving their furry family members diet wise. I like to make sure my dog eats as cleanly as possible and isn't ingesting any rubbish, and after looking into the brand and the ingredients inside these treats, I'm happy to vouch for them. I'm not really sure I'd pay the current asking price (£17.99) when they run out - that's if my dog seems to like them enough to invest in more - as it's a little too steep when considering the cost of living crisis. If they came down by £5 or so, I'd probably purchase without a second thought.