Product Reviews

Why trust us?
eXtreme Dog Fence invests its time and energy researching, analyzing and testing products in order to recommend the best choices for most consumers. All products are bought with our own funds, never accepting freebies from manufacturers.
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Pros
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Greenies
Dog Dental Chews: Regular Size
Cleans your dog’s teeth down to the gumline. Freshens breath.
Veterinarian-recommended, contains natural ingredients
None

Blue Buffalo
Blue Bits Soft-Moist Training Dog Treats
Beef is the first ingredient
Formulated with Omega-3 and 6 fatty acids
None

Zuke’s
Mini Naturals Dog Treats
Real chicken is the #1 ingredient
Made without corn, wheat or soy
None

Wet Noses
All-Natural Dog Treats
100% USDA Certified Organic
Yummy Peanut Butter and Banana Flavor
None

Zesty Paws
Stress & Anxiety Calming Bites
A natural formula for anxiety relief
Available in peanut butter, turkey or turkey with melatonin
None
How we decided
Every product we review is purchased with our own funds. No freebies are ever accepted from product manufacturers.- 84 Models Considered
- 10 Hours Researched
- 1 Experts Interviewed
- 94 Consumers Consulted

Pets
Buyer’s Guide for Chews and Treats
Last Updated April 2019
As a pet owner, at some point you may have felt overwhelmed by the huge amount of dog treats on the market today. Selecting treats or chews for your canine can be a tough decision, due to the large number of varieties. Chewing is an essential behavior for your dog. It is crucial for their dental health, as well as their mental health. Chewing can alleviate boredom, eliminate problems in behavior, in addition to being used for a training tool. Various treats and chews found online have a specific purpose, such as cleaning your dog’s teeth. These types of chews continue to grow in variety and popularity. Other than just tasting good, these types of treats are designed to serve a purpose. Some examples include improving joint health, dental health, pain relief, or stress relief.Here are some tips for picking the right treats for your dog:
- Selecting a dog treat that was made in the USA is highly-recommended. Consider the reputation of the company producing it.
- Check out the nutrient profile, making sure that there are no artificial ingredients.
- If you are concerned about grains being allergenic, steer clear of them.
- Consider how many calories are in the product. Keep in mind that the amount of treats you give should not comprise more than 10% of your dog’s daily calorie intake.
- Select the type of treat that your dog will enjoy most. Some doggies like dry kibbles, while other dogs favor cookies or biscuits.