Liv-A-Little

Wow, our apologies to Chewy.com, we're very late with our May review.

When Mr. Andrew sent me a list to choose from, I chose Liv-A-Littles, made by Halo. I chose because they were salmon treats and my pack loves fish. When they arrived, they were chicken instead of salmon. Perhaps Chewy ran out of fishy ones and sent these instead.

I wasn't familiar with Halo dog food and treats and at the "CH" word my antenna went up. In dog products "CH" words can be worrisome. The "CH" words I'm referring to are CHICKEN and CHINA. They often go hand in hand and can be dangerous.

Before letting my dogs sample the treats I had to do some homework. It seems that Halo has been around for 25 years. This is what I found on their website.

For over 25 years, Halo, Purely for Pets® has created holistic pet products of uncompromising quality. Halo believes nutrition is the single most important factor in the quality of a pet’s life. Ellen DeGeneres – a long time Halo customer – became part-owner in 2008. In 2010, Halo donated 1 million meals to shelter pets for the U.S. Postal Service Adopt a Shelter Pet Stamp Program. Halo now donates over 1.5 million meals to shelter pets annually in partnership with Freekibble.com, and sponsors the acclaimed PBS series “Shelter Me.” Halo’s natural dog food, natural cat food, treats, supplements and grooming products are available at PETCO, Whole Foods Market, and other fine pet specialty and natural food stores. Learn more www.halopets.com.

One thing jumped out at me, Halo has never had a recall.

OK, I let my pack test them out and they were a big hit. The treats are small and crumbly and therefore make a perfect topping for their kibble. I'm glad to have discovered them.

If any of you bloggers would like to be Chewy reviewers, let me know and I'll be glad to refer you. My dogs all really enjoy the job.