Jiminy'sCrunchy Original Peanut Butter & Pumpkin Dog Treat, Hypoallergenic, Prebiotic, Tummy Friendly, Low Calorie, Alternative Cricket Protein, Sustainable, 5oz (Pack of 1)

My little guy is OBSESSED with these treats- he is now excited to get in his kennel for the night. They’re just the right size and easy to break apart for smaller dogs too. 11/10 would highly recommend

I have two huskies who can sometimes be picky about their food and treats. I bought these because my dogs like to eat fresh crickets. Yes, you read that correctly. They like to scratch/dig at the ground to reveal those jumpy protein packed nature nuggets, play with them a bit and then eat them. So, when I saw these treats, I thought "perfect! legless, jump-less, escape-proof nature nuggets! the dogs are going to love these!"Reader, my dogs did not love these treats. I have no idea why, other than they must not eat crickets because they enjoy them. No. I'm guessing that the only reason they eat the crickets outside is because of the thrill of the hunt. And maybe they like the feeling of cricket legs kicking in the back of their throat? I don't know. I think my dogs might be sociopaths.Anyway, I still rate these treats 5-stars because, when mixed into a bowl of rice, meat (or fish) and a little coconut oil or bacon grease, my dogs devour these things. And who doesn't love a surprise cricket biscuit in your ground hamburger and rice every now and then? Amirite?Would buy again to keep on-hand as a "treat" topping for my dogs food; but because my dogs are picky a-holes who prefer to eat their crickets alive, I probably won't make these treats part of our regular treat rotation.Note: I do not support my dogs and their live food habit; they get kibble every day and rice/meat or rice/fish bowls twice a week. They find their own crickets.

I was a little squeamish about feeding my dog crickets until I saw him catch & eat a bug and a gecko. He loves to crunch on a couple of these cookies and they work great as training treats (I break them into about 3 pieces). The ingredients are wholesome and give my older dog some extra protein & digestive aid.

Have two small dogs with medical issues on restricted diets. One will eat anything. The other is an exceptionally picky eater and would eat only dried liver and greenies as treats. They can have neither on their restricted diets. Both absolutely loved these treats. Have never seen such a positive reaction to any other treat before this.

I wanted my pup to like Jiminy Crickets so bad - I love their use of crickets for protein and the idea of the brand - unfortunately, she wouldn’t even put the treat in her mouth. I was shocked, she loves peanut butter. BUT, silver lining: Jiminys customer service reached out and sent me a different flavor: it was the blue bag (pumpkin/carrots) of chewy treats and she LOVED them! (Again, very odd as our girl usually loves PB and not pumpkin as much, but in this particular brand of treat, she liked the pumpkin-carrot).

I am disappointed that this recipe has changed. I used it because my dog has allergies. Now I have to discontinue my use because of the recipe change.

Canines are also insectivores, and the protein and vitamins in these cricket treats are perfect for them. I eat a plant-based diet but I know my onmivorous pups cannot, so these make us all feel great. Do you part in sustaining the planet - feed this to your dog instead of beef, pig, goat, or deer. Mother Gaia will thank you.

My dog was initially hesitant to try these. However, after miming how "yummy" these were he decided to give it a go and he loves them! I wish I had known about these a few months ago as they would have been a fantastic novel protein for my bubble-dog. She was on such a restricted diet (her medical team was involved) that she didn't get any treats. It's incredibly hard to find dog treats that don't contain chicken in some form. These are a bit too expensive to use as regular training treats (even when breaking into small pieces) but as a Treat they're a great option.