Dog Weight Gainer Chews for Energy & Mass - High Calorie Dog Food Supplement - Appetite Stimulant & Healthy Weight Gain Supplements for Dogs - 60 Soft Dog Treats for Puppies and Adults

These dog chew treats have been a hit with my pup! Not only does he love the flavor, but they also keep him happily occupied for a good amount of time. They’re great for his teeth, which makes me feel like I’m giving him a treat that’s good for him too. The treats are a decent size and have a texture that’s not too hard, so I know he’s comfortable while chewing. I’ll definitely be keeping these stocked—they’re the perfect mix of fun and functional for any dog!

Probably works well as a dog treat.Even though the ad clearly states it is for both dogs and cats, none of my cats will eat it. Got it for an older girl who needs to gain a little weight; she took one sniff and walked away. When I tried crumbling it in her wet food she at less than half of the amount she usually eats.So for curiosity I tried giving it to my 1-year old kittens and neither of them would eat it either (and one of them eats just about anything she can find).Sorry, it just didn't work for us.

My 4 year old Siberian Husky is in the middle of Chemotherapy. The vet recommended these to help supplement his eating as his appetite would decrease during chemotherapy. This product has helped tremendously in helping him maintain his weight during treatment and keeps his energy levels up. Of course this isn’t the only thing we’re using, but it’s part of his supplement routine. The only down side is the price, it’s way to expensive and I feel like many people who buy this product are already paying a bunch of money for vet bills, so the high cost of this product doesn’t help in that regard.

I'm not sure why this gets so much hate from people with cats! I was concerned when I saw the dosing started at 25lbs and my elderly cat is maybe 5 or 6lbs. Especially because at first I was giving her 2 a day! (That was my fault for initially mis-reading the directions, I'm not sure what I was thinking. smh.) That said, I hadn't noticed any negative issues, her stools stayed solid, etc. Regardless, it's expensive, and I don't want to stress her system, so I dialed it back to one a day.I dumped the pouch out, cut them all in half, and put them back, so now she gets a half with her morning can and half with her evening. I just crush it in my fingers, sprinkle it over her wet food, add a little pump of omega fish oil and stir it all up. She finishes both meals.Even my husband noted she's looking less frail.I knocked a star off because while it's marketed for cats, it's clearly dosed for dogs. If your cat is 25lbs, they don't need this! lol

My dog used to LOVE these treats! From the moment I opened the bag from Lot 120622, I knew something was different. I gave one to my dog, who was eagerly waiting. She took it in her mouth and quickly spit it out. I waited a few days and tried again. Same thing. I sniffed the bag, and instead of the bacony smell we are used to, we are getting a weird, tobacco-herby smell. Upon further investigation of the ingredients, I suspect that you have either changed your formula or someone made a mistake and put too much rosemary extract in this lot. I contacted Miracle Vet and they immediately asked for the Lot # and gave me a refund. They even offered to give me my next order free. Great customer service.

My dog really enjoys them. And I can see an increase in his weight.

They seem like a good quality product, but my dog didn't like them at all.

My 14 year old Border Collie suddenly stopped wolfing down’ her food. From 2 1/2 cups of dog food, some people food and treats, she was only eating about 1 cup. The vet said she was losing too much weight and it was very concerning. So I searched and found this product. I give her 2 a day. She eats them like it a a treat. It supplements her meal. She seems to be eating more too. While, she is not back up to her former weight, she has gained a few pounds for which I am very grateful.