Flavors Food Topper for Dogs - Red Meat Recipe with Beef Bone Broth - Natural, Grain Free - Kibble Seasoning & Hydrating Treat Mix for Picky Dog/P...

The variety is awesome. My dog liked these so I am able to mixup in his meals. Time saver for an older dog with a finicky appetite. He cleans the bowl now!

The sprinkles of flavors are so easy to add to my puppies dry food and she loves it!! The containers are perfect to bring along when traveling. No refrigeration needed or utensils to use. Just sprinkle on. Sometimes at home I add a touch of water to her food to bring out the sprinkle flavor even more. I love this product!

My dog is a very picky eater and just sprinkling this on top piqued her interest, so she has taken to eating her food easier.

My youngest boy is a little bit of a picky eater which is weird cuz he's a big boy we get him high grade dog food with all the extra vitamins in it he has been tried on multiple dog foods and he just really doesn't care for it so we tried this peanut butter topper and it is like crack to him it has its ups and downs UPS being very good and definitely gets him to eat Downs being it sets a precedent that if we don't give it to him he doesn't eat and that is not a good thing purchase with caution it is addicting for them

This very finely milled powder makes a broth my dogs love! Its SO EASY! Im always looking for ways to make my dogs dry dog food more interesting. They get Csar wet food on special occasions or when Im lazy, but otherwise they are on dry food. Many of my old reviews about dog food are about how picky my late papillon Gigi was, and I spent forever trying to get her to eat. (Shed love one thing, then tire of it, or it would be discontinued, and Id be searching again.) My current crowd is not quite so picky! In fact, Gillie once required a Slow Down Bowl so he wouldnt scarf it in seemingly one giant vacuuming gulp. He was a stray, and its clear he lived a very tough life on the street for quite some time. He also used to grab all the food he could in his mouth, then take it somewhere safe to eat it; sometimes that place was up on my bed. (Oh well.) My two dachshunds get a 1/2 cup scoop of dry dog food, and then I have a number of options for jazzing it up. The first I ever tried was Himalayan Dog Chew Powder, a very, very fine powder made from yaks milk, lime juice, and salt, hardened into rock-solid rectangular chews, then ground into powder. (The chews themselves are awesome, by the way, go read my review of those.) I sprinkle the powder over their kibble and stir it up, coating every bite with a fine dusting. They seem to love the added flavor, licking the bowl for every bit, especially Sophie, my long haired black-and-tan mini dachshund who is a mutant and is more the size of a medium corgi, not exaggerating. Shes got a glandular problem or something, too, because the poor girl is obese and we cant figure out why, despite numerous tests, diet (she was on prescription dog food for the longest time, and it did nothing) and exercise; she gets exactly what the smaller dogs get (my parents have two classic wiener dogs like Gillie) but she is almost twice their size! I digress. (I digress a lot.) Next option, and what Ive been doing longest, is adding to their kibble a tiny bit of a cholesterol free, Heart Healthy blend of canola, soybean, and olive oil, which is full of Omega-3 ALA. I stir until it coats every bite, and they love it. It gives them beautifully soft, shiny coats and got rid of Sophies dry skin and dandruff, which made her itch and her fur frizzy; now its silky and she looks less insane. Finally, we come to this, FLAVOR, natural flavoring powder. I was concerned the gang might not like it, because they decidedly, unanimously voted NO on the Etta Says brand Liver Flavoring Powder. That had a larger, flakier texture. This is a very very fine powder, finer than the Himalayan powder. I add a bit of water, mix it up, and have a nice (pretty thick looking) tasty broth! Back when it was freezing and snowing (in HOUSTON!) I heated up their broth for a cozy treat. They love the broth, drinking it up first before eating. It just takes a dash of powder to make the broth, and this jar has lasted us a long time, though I dont use it every meal. The flip-top cap opens the whole lid, so I have to be careful when I add a dash. I dont bother measuring it out with anything, though the lid is open like that probably so you can use a measuring spoon. As you can see, I love to give them variety. I have been so pleased with this FLAVOR powder that I added it to my Subscribe & Save auto-shipment, at a frequency of every other month. (I might increase that to 3 months.) How do I know how much Gillie likes it, and the oil as well? This guy who used to inhale food like it was the first and last meal hed ever see, now WAITS PATIENTLY for me to finish doing whatever Im doing to it. When its dinner time, hes right there with me, while Sophie the princess regally waits to be served. I pour Gills food into his bowl, he *sniffs* it, and then STEPS ASIDE until Ive stirred in the oil or made the broth! He actually goes, oh, hold up, this food isnt ready yet, Ill WAIT!