These are delicious and straight from nature. They are made from dehydrated fruit and vegetables, my dogs love the apple ones but they also make banana and carrot. I have a chubby puppy and I feel better giving her these than other treats and they are perfect for training. However, they can get pricey so I began making my own :)

Pros: Healthy

Cons: You can make your own

My hamster used to stuff these in his pouches (or try to anyway) the minute he got them. Usually, they were hanging halfway out. Then he'd run around his cage for 30 minutes trying to find a place to hide it so that no one else would find it. I'm not sure it ever occurred to him that he was the only one in the cage.

Pros: Natural, healthy, taste great

Cons: None

You can find these some kind of treats at any grocery store or health food store. We usually buy ours from Sam's Club or Costco where they are really inexpensive to buy larger quantities!

Pros: These are healthy, tastey little treats that the whole family can enjoy!

Cons: Buying them this way is a tiny bit pricey.

These garden crisps seem to be a big hit with all the pets I've offered them to. Dogs, hansters, guinea pigs, rabbits...the list goes on. I would recommend them.

Pros: Affordable and healthy

Cons: none

My rabbit loved this treat but it didn't last so long. After he ate it, he ran to the front of the cage and wanted more. It was his favorite treat.

Pros: The rabbit loved this.

Cons: He ate them so fast and wanted more.