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Why buy organic?

We use as many organic ingredients as possible...not only because they taste better but also because we know that it's healthier for us and for our environment. Activism starts with the little things...activism starts at home.

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Why Gluten Free?

Glutens are known allergens. It's important for us to be able to make tasty, meaty treats that dogs and cats who have gluten and/or wheat sensitivities will LOVE. For this reason we make a wide variety of wheat/gluten free treats...as well as grain-free treats. We also use novel protein sources which decreases the chance of allergies.  At the end of the day, we all want to be able to give our dogs treats that they want to eat and that we enjoy giving them...we don't believe that we have to deprive them of great tasting treats all in the name of it "being good for them".  We won't settle for one or the other...for us here at Feelgood...it's gotta be both!

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"While we feel strongly that a dog’s treats should not undermine the positive effects of a superior diet, it’s over-rigid to insist that a treat should display every characteristic of a great dog food."

"However, a treat that is formulated just like dog food may be no more tempting and delicious than his dog food; he might be happy enough to get it, but it’s not going to make him turn cartwheels. And turning cartwheels is really what feeding treats is all about."

"Experienced positive trainers suggest that you use “high-value” treats when training your dog – especially when teaching new behaviors. These are treats that are particularly odoriferous and delectable, treats that absolutely inspire a dog to think about what his handler wants him to do. While a few chowhounds out there will turn cartwheels for ordinary kibble, most dogs need a little more to really motivate them to work hard . . . and that might mean a little more fat, a little more smelly stuff..."

Nancy Kerns

Whole Dog Journal

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