Review: King Voltaire Natural Dog Treats

My mommy received some doggie treats to review over at MyParenTime.com, and since she doesn’t care much for doggie treats, she asked Nala and me if we would enjoy reviewing them for her. Well of course we said, “Yeah!”

Look below for the Good Stuff vs. the Not-So-Good Stuff…

King Voltaire^®, Natural Dog Treats, from Cloud Star Corporation

These natural doggie treats come in a colorful box.

Yeah, yeah, the box is pretty. We just needed to open it.

Nala and I looked at each other — did mommy want us to
rip open the box ourselves? ‘Cause we would have, ya know.
But we decided to wait until she opened it for us.

Wowserz, something smelled good in there!

They looked very interrrresting, even while still in the bag.

I couldn’t wait to taste them.

Since the cookies were a bit hard to bite, mommy let
me go first. Nala just looked on and waited for her turn.

These cookies are all-natural, low-fat, and tasted really good!

Nala couldn’t wait to try them.

But since she’s 13-years-old and has sensitive teeth, she can’t
chew anything that’s really hard. She had to wait for mommy to break them.

She enjoyed them once she was able to eat them.

There are 6 cookie shapes!

There’s a castle, a star, a plane, a crown,
the King Voltaire doggie, and a squirrel!

Nala and I enjoyed these doggie treats, and can’t wait until
we get to try them again. Now we’re gonna go catch a squirrel!
Teehee!

Ingredients…

Wheat flour, rice bran, chicken meal, oat hulls, chicken fat (preserved with mixed tocopherols), carrots, and peas.

The Good Stuff:

• They’re cookies!
• They’re all-natural, and low-fat.
• There’s NO corn, yeast, sugar, salt, soy or egg ingredients — great for doggies with these allergies.
• There are no artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives
• As part of Cloud Star’s commitment to giving back, they have pledged to donate at least 10% of their net profits to non-profit organizations that benefit animals, women, children, and the environment.
• There are “6 fun shapes!”
• Chicken pot pie flavor was really tasty.
• They’re made in the USA.

The Not-So-Good Stuff:

• These cookies are a bit harder than the cookies I like to eat, but that didn’t stop me from enjoying them. They were way too hard for Nala (my 13-year-old furry sister) to chew.
• According to this website, oat hulls, which is one of the ingredients, is one ingredient that should be avoided in doggie food products.
• My mommy would have liked the pieces to be a bit smaller — sometimes she wants to give us a small treat, and many of the shapes are larger and harder to break into two.

My conclusion?

I enjoyed eating these doggie treats, even if they were a bit hard. I didn’t care what shape they were — and hey, did I mention that one of the shapes is a squirrel?! Teehee! 🙂

Buy it!

If you’d like your own King Voltaire Natural Dog Treats, you can purchase them at one of my favorite online shopping places, Amazon.com, using my affiliate link… which means that if you make a purchase through the link I provided, I will get a small commission so I could buy more treats or toys! Teehee! 🙂 You may also be able to find them in your local pet store.

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I have no association with the company mentioned in the above review (Cloud Star Corporation). Mommy received this product free in exchange for an honest review. My puppy opinions are my own.