Bedtime Tea

Good dog treat knows if he goes out will get one

My pups love these! Definitely calmed them down after a couple hours. Pretty decent size treat, texture is like a cheerio. All natural ingredients!

Im definitely buying more of these my Miniature Aussie liked these a lot plus 20-30 mins after she ate 2 she got sleepy.. from all the calming chews or bite's I've ever bought Y'all are my #1!!.. I'll Subscribe for this one.. she Likes plus makes her sleepy I like them myself (cause man... She gots so much energy) 🐕🥰 and to top it off for A Very Good Price!! 🫶🏻🤑

Been using these treats for a few years and they always seem fresh quality. My dog loves the taste of them. It helps her stay calmer during certain events with loud noise or when company is over. It doesn’t make her drowsy or change her mood just calms her anxiety a little without the toxins of medication and keeps her safe. We have a little 7lb Pomeranian mix and give her just a half or one treat is enough for her.

These are great treats, I have a 4 month Shih Tzu pup. She loves these treats, they didn't altar her digestive system so they are safe. However they were no match for her Zoomies ...... So they did not work at all as for calming her wild behavior 😂 I will buy them again just because she's likes them.

My puppy is now 6-mos old, and I started her on these treats at 2-months. They are a soft treat, and she loves them! They remain very fresh in the ziplock bag they come in. The texture is perfect, and they smell wonderful! She prefers this treat over the harder treats. I can easily smell the peanut butter in these chewable treats!

My 10 week old puppy loves these. They have been a game changer while crate training at night. She no longer has fear sounding cries when I put her to bed for the night. Does not make puppy sleepy but calms her anxiety of being alone in her crate. I wish I could give this 10 stars!

UPDATE: AFTER A WEEK OF STOPPING THIS MY DOG STOPPED WITH STOMACH ISSUES I wanted to like this but… won’t be giving them to my dog. I gave around two to three (one a day) and I can tell that her stomach is upset since I started giving them. I stopped and decided to search for the ingredients and here’s what I found about lavender. “No, dogs should not eat lavender. While not typically fatal, lavender is considered mildly toxic to dogs because it contains linalool, which can cause vomiting, diarrhea, and nausea. Large quantities can cause more severe issues like severe gastrointestinal upset or even sedation.” I feel bad for trusting a brand that do dog treats thinking they know what ingredients should be given and which ones should not be given to our dogs. The Amazon AI wrote “ The lavender used is food-grade and in very small quantities - just enough for a mild calming effect without toxicity concerns.” I prefer to be safe than sorry and knowing that it has an ingredient that you’re not supposed to give to your dog… this aren’t for us. There’s no small quantity of something toxic that I’ll give to my dog.

Packet arrived broken and biscuits were stale as a result. We have had this brand before though, and our very fussy dog enjoys them.

These smell good opening the bag! My dog gets one for bedtime. Just big enough to be a substantial snack. Recommend to

I can't say enough about these snacks! Our girl LOVES them. Is obsessed. And that's an understatement! It's our new bedtime ritual to get one snackie and she looks forward to it to the point of drooling. From my pup to yours - these are a winner! Pup parents - as a bonus, these actually smell amazing too!

I love this brand, these bedtime tea treats works and there not just for bedtime.