Busy Chewnola Dog Treats By Purina

Sep 30, 2017 | Pets, Products

This is an update to a post from September 30, 2017…
 
As I look back on the many post I’ve done and compared them to when I first started, I’ve come a long way.  I’m learning every day and will keep going but I have to admit that this post was one of my worst.  I typed 1 tiny paragraph, added a video, and 1 picture.  I basically said nothing but I’m here to update it now! I  love the video as it reminds me of the days when Jake And Maggie were so small.  They loved these treats but I’ve since made sure they get all organic treats.  I’m also adding to this post other products that you might be interested in and want to check out.  Read through to the bottom to find out more.
 
My sister bought Jake and Maggie new treats today and they love them!  This video says it all…sheer happiness!  Just look for Busy Chewnola’s by Purina at your local pet store or grocery store.  We found ours at Kroger!  On my “to do” list” is to use the organic chicken strips I bought at the grocery store in the dehydrator and incorporate those into their daily diet.
 
 
I find great enjoyment in bringing home something fun for the dogs to play with or eat.  Jake And Maggie are so spoiled now that when I walk in the door with grocery bags, they know they are getting something whether it be baby carrots, a dental chew, Nylabones, or maybe frisbees.  I’ve spent much time in the isles of Kroger, Pet Smart, Pet Supplies Plus, and on Chewy.com’s website reading the ingredients and crossing my fingers that the toy that says for “power chewers” really means what they say.
 
These Chewnola’s from Purina didn’t last very long and the pups had them finished in no time.  They made a total mess so word of advice…if you decide you want to try these, give them to your pup outside as they break into small pieces and get slobbery from the dogs saliva.  The pups needed a wipe down after enjoying this snack.
  • Triple-Layered Chew with Layer After Layer of Goodness
  • Features Wholesome Oats and Brown Rice on the Outer Layer
  • Made With Real Beefhide
  • Long-Lasting Chew Helps Clean Teeth

Ingredients

Beefhide, oats, brown rice, maltodextrins, rye flour, sugar, gelatin, wheat flour, animal digest, lecithin, salt, phosphoric acid, citrus pulp, xanthan gum, sorbic acid (a preservative), potassium sorbate (a preservative), propionic acid (a preservative). H545618

 

 
 
 

If you interested in reading more about different pet products, check out my previous blog posts here and at the bottom of this blog.  As always, feel free to ask questions and comment below.  Related products are for sale at the bottom through Amazon.

Mini Pet Hair Detailer and how to remove pet hair

Pogis Grooming Pet Wipes

Announcing Jake And Maggie, Aki-Oka Pet Boutique Newest Ambassadors

 
 

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2 Comments

  1. Carla D Evans
    Carla D Evans on July 19, 2021 at 11:33 am

    That video sure does show that they loved those treats!!! I am glad to know that they were good for them also❤

    Reply
    • Bobbi
      Bobbi on July 19, 2021 at 2:49 pm

      I still remember that day. Jake And Maggie were so happy when Aunt Carla gave them their new treats. What a joy it was to watch them!

      Reply

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