The scent is one factor in figuring out how valuable a treat is. Sniff the dry biscuit your dog is eating; not much is there. If you’re bold enough to inhale a moist treat while holding it to your nose, your dog will undoubtedly go bonkers for it even though it might not smell delicious to you. The texture and aroma test does not apply to freeze-dried treats, though.
Freeze-Dried Alternatives
Freeze-dried dog snacks make an exception. They don’t smell very strongly and aren’t particularly wet, therefore they fail the high-value test in both of its components. However, because they are made from a single component that dogs adore in its natural states, such as cheese and liver, these treats score well on the savory meter. The majority of dogs prefer freeze-dried snacks to moist and meaty treats as much as possible (although dehydrated salmon still has a strong aroma).
Know more about your pet’s nutritional needs during your pet’s health and wellness visits to your animal clinic Fayetteville, NC.
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