ArchBetter Biscuit Dog Treats | Hypoallergenic, Made in The USA, Gluten-Free, Eco-Friendly | High Protein, Natural High Value | Sensitive Stomach Approved | Better For Your Dog, Better for The Planet

I have a senior 45 lb picky eater with a sensitive stomach. She prefers softer treats at this stage but will eat a crunchy treat if it meets her standards, lol. I appreciate their marketing placing on the front of the package "free of 8 common food allergens." That is what initially drew my attention to these treats. The Arch vs Other Dog Treats picture on their Amazon home page states "free of 7 major allergens." The back of the package lists the 8 common allergens they avoid: chicken, beef, lamb, wheat, corn, soy, dairy, and egg - thank you Arch!! Guaranteed analysis is: crude protein min 14%, crude fat min 7%, crude fiber max 8%, moisture max 12%, and 6.3Kcal/treat. The bag of treats we received has an expiration date of May 2025. When you open and smell the treats, there is a light peanut butter smell. The treats are mini-sized, so perfect for my medium dog who expects her night-time treats before heading for her bed. I love that these are low-calorie, so I don't get the stink eye and have to be skimpy with her treats. She's had no digestive upset. In her doggie opinion, these do not rate as a high-value treat but are crunch-worthy. I love that a small business makes these treats in the USA!! The pup rated these as 3 out of 4 paws and I rated them as 5 stars.

These treats are exactly as advertised. They are crunchy and small just like a mini milk bone. I presented them to a medium size black lab and he very much enjoyed them. The ingredients seem simple and healthy and I do appreciate the quality of human grade ingredients made in the US. The only drawback, however, Is that these are relatively pricey for 5 ounces. I train with my dog a lot and using these as our main treat could get really expensive pretty quickly. For us, I think these are a good supplemental treat to mix in with other more cost-effective options. Again, I think quality is great with this product, it just eats into the budget a little more.

So many dog biscuits are dry and tasteless so the Arch Better Biscuit Dog Treats are a great change from what is the usual.We use these for our dog walks as our picky guy loves them and knowing that he'll be getting a few of these when he's finished usually hurries up the process. Especially on those cold and rainy days, these are a nice way of hurrying him along.

Made from bugs - my dogs aren't fans but my dwarf hamsters (who eat bugs in the wild) really like them!

My dog wasnt sure about these cricket treats, but he did eat them. I like the idea of less waste and more sustainable protein. The treats are small, about the size of a mini milk bone, so using them as training treats/giving a few at a time isn’t going to really interfere with my dog’s diet. He did try to roll in them, like he would do outside when he finds something he thinks is “interesting”. I found it interesting myself - that he would try and rub them o to his fur like they were some new smelly thing outside. lol no idea. But a nice treat nonetheless. Will keep giving them to the doggo.

My dogs don’t have allergy issues. I was interested in the cricket protein in this product as they say insect proteins are the protein of the future. I have seen my young dog catch and eat various bugs (mosquitos, flies, grasshoppers) so this treat seemed like it would be enjoyed. Nope. Both of my dogs rejected them. They left them on the floor for two days until I finally composted them. Too bad.

I love the idea of these, but sadly my dogs just did not care for them. These don’t smell weird or anything and my dogs usually are not picky eaters so i’m not sure what it is. Really cute bite sized bones though. Would be great for training.

This is a nice size bag of cookie treats for the dog but she didn't care for them. They are small enough for a small/medium dog but a larger dog would probably inhale them lol. No odor that I could tell and she likes peanut butter but these cookies just didn't do it for her. I did try over the course of several days. Even put in her snuffle mat. Just not for her. That's ok - we have a raccoon that visits at night, I'm sure he'll love them. He eats everything! Well almost lol.I think the price is amazing for the amount you get and is worth a try. Just because my furbaby didn't care for them doesn't mean yours won't.