Bailey Mae's Obsessed with Plato Pet Treats

 rk for both small Bailey Mae and our rescue dog Jeb whose medium sized.

hundur's crunch dog treats

While I, personally, have not tasted the Hundur's Crunch dog treats, they seem to be flakey. Bailey Mae eats them easily.

Judging from Bailey Mae's enthusiasm, these things are delicious!

They are also, to the human nose, smelly. It's fish, 100-percent fish, so smell makes sense. It's obviously a smell Bailey Mae cannot resist. It's not potent, but there is a scent!

The Hundur's Crunch dog treats are one of Bailey Mae's favorite. She loves them. The crunch, the larger that reward treats size and the taste. We have to hide the bag!

Just look at how much she loves these dog treats!

Hundur's Crunch Dog Treats are available online through Chewy.com

If you're looking for a smarter treat for your favorite pooch, check out Hundur's Crunch. They seem to be the favorite at our house!

Bailey Mae with Hundur's Crunch Dog Treats

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