All Natural Diabetic Dog Treats – Vet Approved Dog Snacks | Best Healthy Chews for Dogs, Top Treat for Dogs | Low Glycemic, Supports Healthy Blood Sugar | 10 oz

After my dog was diagnosed with diabetes, I had to change his diet drastically and unfortunately he was not supposed to be given any treats at all 😢.He was so sad, I tried making homemade treats, but his blood glucose levels would still go up.I found these treats on Amazon and they do not effect his sugar levels. I continue to buy them in bulk directly from the maker.I can’t say that BamBam absolutely loves them, but when that’s all he can have, he will eat them.Unfortunately I had to purchase milkbones for my other dog so that it would appear like they were both getting the same treats. Occasionally if BamBam gets a taste of one of the milk ones, he won’t eat the diabetic one after.The down side is These biscuits are very expensive, but if you have a dog who loves his treats, like mine does, they are worth every penny.As far as my vet, she doesn’t want him to have any treats, so she won’t give the green light on these.

My dog has Diabetes and I needed treats that would be good for her. It is a good product and seems to work for her and she likes it! However it really takes a long time to come!

My dog loves them and are a great treat for a diabetic pet

My dog was recently diagnosed with diabetes. These are diabetic friendly and my vet approved it. He only gets half after he eats his breakfast and dinner. He's not allowed to have any in between meals. I am so happy that this is something he likes, cause he always loved his treats.

Our 11 year old mini schnauzer has just been diagnosed with Diabetes, so it's a challenge to find treats that she can eat because she is extremely picky. Obviously, I ordered these right away after I saw them and read the reviews. The container is small but there is a lot in there! It took a while for her to come around and finally eat one. Even our little 1 year old schnauzer - who eats anything - let it sit for a while. But she did finally eat it and I was happy. Hopefully, she will continue to eat these since they are good for her and her illness.

HAD TO STOP GIVING MY NEWLY DIABETIC DOG TREATS AFTER BEING DIAGNOSED WITH DIABETIES HE COULD NOT UNDERSTAND NO MORE TREATS & STILL GETTING POKED BY NEEDLES EVERY TIME HE HAD TO EAT SO I HAD TO FIND A TREAT TO GIVE HIM AFTER HIS INSULIN SHOTS TO MAKE HIM FEEL BETTER THANKS FOR HAVING TREATS FOR DIABETIC DOGS

I was skeptical at first but he really likes these and I feel confident and good feeding him these treats since he became diabetic. He’s usually very picky!

My concern is that these are called diabetic cookies, but there are ingredients that aren’t typically good for diabetes. Having flour, albeit stone ground, & apples(3rd ingredient) seem contrary to the diabetic diet. I wonder if they have to pass some standard or can they list it as being ok simply because there is no sugar in it.