Marco P.
My dog just didn't want to eat them
My dog just didn't want to eat them. It was either the sawdust type texture or the flavor. She would even eat her regular food with it mixed in.
Response from PetScyOct 6, 2025
Dear Marco, Thank you for sharing your honest feedback about your dog's experience with our chews. We're genuinely sorry to hear that she wouldn't eat them, even when mixed with her regular food. We understand how frustrating it is when a supplement, especially one with a specific texture or flavor, is rejected. The chews are designed to be soft and palatable, and we regret that the texture and bacon flavor didn't appeal to your dog. If you're willing to give it another try, here are a few suggestions from other customers who have had success with picky eaters: 1. Make it a "Pill Pocket" Substitute: Since the chews are soft, try squishing the chew inside a small amount of a high-value treat your dog loves, such as cream cheese, a piece of soft deli meat, or a tiny ball of plain peanut butter. 2. Crush and Mix: Fully crush the chew into a fine powder and mix it with a very strong-smelling food like a spoonful of wet dog food, plain yogurt, or low-sodium chicken broth. The goal is to completely mask the original scent and texture. 3. Warm it Up: Some dogs respond better to treats that are slightly warmed, which may intensify the natural bacon flavor. Try warming the chew between your fingers for a few seconds before offering it. We want every dog owner to be satisfied, and we appreciate you giving us a try. We hope one of these methods helps your dog enjoy the benefits of the chew! Sincerely, The PetScy Team