Good Boy Tripe Sticks Reviews
Product Type: Good Boy dog food
Newest Review: ... that the treats come in has a blue colour scheme and due to this the treats are instantly recogniseable as a Good Boy ... more
... product. The branding is simple and all the information you could need are listed on the front of the packet. There's also a clear piece of plastic which acts as a window, meaning the treats can be seen through the pack, making it clear what the packet contains.
**My Opinion**
I've been buying these treats on and off for around four years now. All of my dogs love them and they're probably the most strong smelling treat i've ever bought for them meaning they are very succesful as training aids and my dogs come running as soon...more
by daisylee3 - written on 08/04/12, updated on 08/04/12
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**Tripe Sticks** Tripe.. up until I owned dogs I had no idea what the stuff was! So, what is it? Well, it's basically the stomach of a cow, pig or sheep.. gross I know. Tripe apparently has an acquired taste, but I would never eat it personally so I have no idea what it actually tastes like, but I do know one thing - it smells vile and doesn't look much better! These particular treats are dried tripe, made from the stomach of cows. Doesn't sound appealing really does it? My four dogs go bonkers for it though and I buy a packet of it once in a while as a little treat for my dogs. I only buy it once in a while not only because it smells horrible, but ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/04/11 (Useful, 18 readings)
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These little gems are brilliant but sooooooo smelly! If you have a delicate stomach I would say stay away from these. They are purely dried bits of tripe. I feed my dogs raw tripe every now and then and so am used to mashing up bits of cows stomach lining and have come to like the smell. It was not good first thing in the norning! These come in a bag of random amounts of sticks, sold by weight rather than amount. depending if you want lots of little sticks or a few large sticks pick wisely! I tended to go for lots of little ones, reason being that these aren't long chews. They are generally gone in about 30 seconds! one large one would be a waste as ... Read the complete review
by - written on 24/04/09 (Very useful, 293 readings)
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My dog Bonnie loves anything that smells disgusting, if it stinks and she can eat or roll in it then she is in doggy heaven. She has incredibly healthy teeth so we try to minimise treats that might ruin her sparkly whites! However, she loves something to chew and is not terribly enthused by the typical denta-rask (and similar brand) treats. One of the few treats that she loves is these discusting tripe sticks! The treats are part of the Good Boy range of treats and come in a blue packaging. The 500g pack sells for around £3 and seems to be pretty good value considering you get plenty of the sticks in the pack so we find that one packet lasts a good few months. ... Read the complete review
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