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Dog Treat Reviews: Natural Value: Sweet Potato Krisps

When shopping at our local GIANT grocery store, I noticed some dog treats that were being hung up like chips. I was immediately interested when I saw that they were made rom sweet potatoes. This product was from the brand Natural Value, which claims that this product is made 100% in the United States. These treats (and all of their other treats) are 100% natural. They also claim on the bottom of the package that their product is a "Healthy Treat for Dogs", contains "no additives" and "no preservatives." It is also low calorie, low fat, soy free, gluten free, and wheat free. I do not remember how much the product did cost me, but I believe it was only around $2 or $3.

The ingredients listed are sweet potatoes and rice flour. Well, actually, only one sweet potato is listed, but that seemed a bit odd to me. The feed instructions were actually quite detailed. The calorie content was 2,904.5/kcal/kg metabolized energy and you are to provide 1 treat per 5 pounds per day. They even provided a cute math problem if you did not know how to set up the equation.

Cuteness aside, did the product taste good? Well, I was not about to taste a product that was meant for dogs so I had my trust sidekick do that honor. Cash tried them and he did not hold back when eating them. I almost didn't get a picture! Even thou

Unless there's a recall or I find incriminating evidence against this company, I do find this product to be a good treat for my dog. He likes it and it's made from healthy ingredients. I saw that they do sell them at some dollar trees. If that's so, the price is well worth the product! I give it a 8/10 only because the product, because it is a light, crispy piece, easily breaks into little pieces at the bottom of the bag. It makes it inconvenient to give to your dog.

If you would like more detailed information about this product, here is the link to the product on the brand's website.