Bil-Jac Dog Treats Reviews

I started getting the original recipe treats about 4 years ago and have never had an issue with them. Always the exact same consistency, and every animal I have loves them not just dogs but cats, geese, chickens, raccoon, opossums, hell I have a black bear that wanders through my back yard every once in a while and every time she comes through she looks around the table in the yard for more treats since I accidentally left a bag out there once. I still throw a handful out there every once in a while just in case and was last year with seeing her with her cubs out there mowing.

Have a full-bred pitbull. We as Pitbull knows our babies can NOT eat chicken. No broth, no bones, nothing flavored, no cartilage. Nothing chicken. They have an allergic reaction to it. Well, I was feeding my baby Blue Buffalo basic dog food turkey/sweet potato for at least 4 months. No problem, coat pretty and shiny. Until I met Mr. ** in Petsmart one of the Bil-Jac representatives. He stated the reason why pitbulls are allergic is because the chicken being fed in other dog foods are the cartilage, not real chicken.

We have given our dogs Bil-Jac soft treats for over a decade. Never had any issues and the dogs love them although we give them only at bedtime for crating and maybe once during day. Their main ingredient is chicken and fortunately none of my 4 pack of dogs had allergies. They indicate "apple & banana flavoring" but not listed in ingredients so am sure it's harmless flavoring. I'm very choosy what my pets get and as I said I've used this products for almost two decades and along with top rated kibble and soft foods my dogs that I rescued this past decade lived to be 13, 14, 16 & the maltipoo lived to age 18.

I'm giving zero stars. PBnanas treats are false advertising. Front of package displays peanut butter and banana flavors, leading consumer to believe these are the main ingredients. The main ingredient is chicken. There is no peanut butter or banana in this product. My dog is allergic to chicken and now is having an allergic reaction and I'll need to take her to the vet. Buyer beware!!

I purchased the Bil-Jac PBnanas for my 10 pound dog. We gave her 3 treats since Sunday and she is now in the animal hospital on oxygen and antibiotics with an inflamed trachea. She has had more bowel movements in the last two days than is typically normal for her.

I’ve been buying these treats for years and my dog loves them. The last few bags have had crumbs throughout making them messy on my hands and on the floor as I usually put one on the floor for my dog. I did reach out to the company and they said it was due to handling by where I bought them, but this has been the case from 2 different retail sites. The crumbs are throughout the whole bag, each treat coated. Not sure if they are with the mess as there are a lot of treats on the market, and healthier, lower fat options.

Got a bag of Bil-JAC dog treats for my 7 year old Maltese mix and she got so sick from it. Constantly vomiting and bloody diarrhea and not eating... Couldn't even keep water down. I ended up taking her in to the emergency veterinary because it was on a Sunday. Blood work came back fine so it was these treats that caused it.

My sister gave me these after my puppy had a vet visit, I don't know the brand but I have used Bil-Jac. These treats drive my dogs crazy. My puppy goes nuts for them and I love that the bag is full of treats. Most bags you don't get nearly the amount you get with this one. No signs of diarrhea in the puppy or my 10 year pom or my 4 year old husky. They all love it and they are all doing great on them. I don't see what the problem is other than they all have major energy after 2 or 3 threat. I like them.

We have been feeding our Maltipoo Bil-Jac dog food since she was a puppy. The current bag we have, we have discovered 2 rocks so far. I am so upset. Not sure how to go about contacting the company. But they should be more careful.

Our dog Penni, a coonhound mix, came from a local shelter (and had been there for 13 mos) and ate pretty much whatever was donated to the shelter I’m sure. We brought her home in February of 2019, and were feeding her the Authority brand dog food. She loves being outside and would RUN ALL OVER the yard most of the day. She was losing weight so fast and she is a big girl. She had started to drop weight which was fine because there was no curvature between her chest and tummy so forget being able to see her ribs. Well, I wasn’t sure I was feeding her enough and turns out I wasn’t feeding her and the birds enough! I brought her food in and saw that she would eat a bit and I mean not even a half a cup!

This treat causes diarrhea in puppies. I am taking my 11 week old puppy to the vet to be checked. I'm pretty sure it's the treats from Bil-Jac that is causing this diarrhea. I just want to warn other owners of puppies not to give the treat to their puppies.

After the huge food recall scare we wanted to find our dogs good food and treats. We ran into my husband’s old Co-worker and she had her dogs on Bil-Jac for years. We have four dogs and they love the food and treats. We have been using the dog food for many years now and everyone brings their dog over when they visit and their dogs just love it and most have switched to Bil-Jac. Love it’s made here in the USA and family owned.

Gave these to my Yorker and golden, the Golden has diarrhea. The Yorker had bloody diarrhea for 10 days. Took her to vet and was told she had a virus. So I thought maybe the treats weren’t the cause. Waited about 3 weeks and gave them some treats, bloody diarrhea came back. Do not give your dogs these! This MADE me pick one star. I’d give them a 0.

The day after opening and training my Goldendoodle with a brand new package of this product she vomited, stopped eating and drinking. The next day she had three episodes of explosive diarrhea, in our house, a first since being house broken 6 years ago! (Thank God for wooden floors!) She’s was diagnosed with gastritis, on Flagyl for 5 days, and lost 5 out of her 78 pounds! Anyone else have any problems?

I came here to see if anyone else had reported that their dog had an allergic reaction to these treats. Our dog immediately began to dry heave and have difficulty breathing after just one of these treats was consumed. I'm not sure what ingredient in these treats caused the reaction, but we discontinued use of this product immediately. I'm only reporting this here so that other pet owners will know that it happened with our shepherd mix breed 1 year old dog.

Bil-Jac brand dry dog food was recommended to us at a PetSmart store by another dog owner. We started with Puppy Select Chicken then on to Small Breed Adult. Lately we're using Picky No More Medium breed which I settled on from Chewy.com since at the time they did not have in stock what I wanted and their price was the best. Our dog noticed the difference but eventually started eating it by the next day or so. When it's time to reorder I will go back to the Small Breed Adult since the food bits are smaller and I want her to have the additional food variety like oatmeal and yams.

My dog actually eats a home prepared diet, but for years Bil-Jac has been the back up food for the reason that it is the only prepared food on the planet that he will eat. The Bil-Jac company states that it is highly palatable and that all dogs will eat it. My friends have had the same experience with it, some of whom use it for the primary diet.

The other day I was shopping for ice cream in the frozen food section and believed I bought Frozen treats for myself only two find out that the treats were nonhuman consumption and have been sold from my frozen food section 4 years without detection and tactfully placed for blending purposes and marketing Target. I am concerned with CDC posting meaning different advisories and warnings about dog food handling and cross contaminating human food. Check it out. I am not a dog hater.

Love Bil-Jac for our Belgian Malinois. Our K9 officer/trainer recommended it and our dog loves it. But it's not easy to find. Only PetSmart carries it. It is a bit pricey but well worth it.

I like the amount of chicken Bil-Jac contains and less filler. The dogs enjoy it. Talked to a representative and the kibble will dissolve in water, whereas many of the cheaper brands will not.

Switched to this food after my poms were sick on another popular brand and they absolutely love this food and the treats! They’re both happy and healthy with beautiful coats. They never leave a drop of food in their bowls. I read a comment where someone said their dogs were still hungry after eating Bil-Jac and I would have to say that they just love the food! My Pomeranians do the same thing but I know they’re healthy and at a normal weight. I have nothing negative to say about this product and recommend it highly!

I have been feeding my dog this food for years. There's a number of things that I like about this company. They are the only company out there that lists how much chicken is used to make each bag. They are a small company and all of their dry food come from one plant. They make a wonderful spray on probiotic which is great for gassy dogs. All of their by products are 100% organic.

Bil-Jac Dog food - I just started my 2 dogs on this food a week ago as my Aussie kept throwing up other natural foods. They really like it! But they are not getting full 2 and a half cups each in the morning and evening, but they are still hungry, so I may have to try something else.

Despite the negative reviews I found when researching Bil-Jac; I gave my dog the Bil-Jac challenge and she's been eating it ever since! I hate the way the food crumbles and turns to powder but have put up with it until now. This week we scooped up the food, added it to my dog's dish and a big clump of molded stuck together food came out - DISGUSTING!!!! I am hoping my dog does not become ill.

We have fed this food to 5 different dogs (over a 25 year period) and they have always loved the taste, have great coats, perfect outside deposits and great blood work ups at our veterinarians. It works and best they love it!

My maltipoo was upchucking every natural brand of kibble the vet recommended. I found a sample sack of Bil-Jac and another brand. This is the only brand he keeps down consistently. It is healthy and affordable.

Could be cheaper compared to other brands. Usually they don't tend to close properly. I still consider it one of the cheaper alternatives. I have to buy at a store that's kinda far from my house although there are plenty of stores near me. The store always has them in stock however I have noticed. The ingredients are typical to what you would find in these products. Some healthier alternatives exist as well as worse. Hopefully they'll provide healthier ingredients in later products. He is happy with this product more than with others. I've tried different products but he doesn't seem to enjoy them as much. I'm glad this product exists and is readily available.

These treats are great for training. They are kind of pricey, but used for a high value training aid they are great because our dog loves them, they even smell like they should taste good. We purchase online and have always been able to find treats in stock, we can also usually find them at our local Walmart if we forget to order ahead. These treats are made of real chicken or liver. They smell and look like a good treat. At a dog training class the other dogs liked our treats better than most of those the other dog owners brought to class. When we open a package of Bil-Jac our dog goes crazy. She loves the smell and taste. We use these to train her to help with tasks around the house. They are great high value training rewards.

Fairly good pricing - not as expensive as some treats and especially not as expensive as those available through the veterinarian supplied products. Readily available product - easy to find in pet stores and also in grocery stores making it easy to come by. While the product offerings supplied by veterinarians seemed to have better quality ingredients those in the bil-jac seemed to be of relatively good quality too. Moderately satisfied - good availability, fair ingredients, adequate pricing and appealing to the pet make the Bil-Jac a good choice for pet treat.

The treats are more expensive than other treats like my milk bones so, I would probably just buy milk bones because they are just as good and cheaper. You can buy the treats at petco and walmart even though the other treats at these stores are just as good and cheaper. Dogs like all treats. High quality ingredients. They seem higher quality than milk bones or generic but they should be higher quality because they are expensive. My dogs like all treats. They are dogs who like treats. They love all snacks including Bil-Jac but also other treats are good.

They were a little pricey but the satisfaction my dog got was well worth the price. If I could afford these more often I would definitely buy them more. The availability is plentiful. Just the price of these treats makes it hard to afford them many more times. My dog loved them. My dog has sensitivities to products and the quality of these ingredients satisfied her very well so the ingredients are of high quality. I would highly recommend this product to people who have dogs with sensitivities.

The price on the Little-Jacs are perfect. They enjoy those treats and I have to buy multiple bags to make sure it's fair between the dogs. The smell is great and not annoying to anyone in the house and have fun feeding the dogs. They available in our city at 3 different locations. They make all of these products easy to find and buy in these stores. We always go to PetSmart for their food and treats which are located close to each. There is Chicken Liver and Chicken as the key in the production of Little-Jacs. We looked around to be sure it was a healthy product for our dogs and the salesperson said it was one of the best for dogs. Little-Jacs are small dog training treats which are ideal for smaller dog's mouths and dogs find it delicious like their other training treats. They seem to be great too as the dogs eat them up quickly from each other.

Very cost worthy for a great product. Dogs loved the soft moist treats. They just couldn't get enough of them. I recommend it to everyone trying to get a new treat for their animals. It was available at Walmart and local branch stores. With a variety of different treats, different sizes and very cost efficient. Very easy to find with their one of kind logo. Very good selection of ingredients. Dogs loved all ingredients in their treats and comes in a variety of different flavors which were perfect for my pets. Very satisfied with the product I purchased. Great treat for my pets and very great price also. Will most definitely buy again. And the quality of the product was excellent.

Prefer to purchase treats that my dog enjoys and get value for what I'm purchasing. I've also done research on this and taken recommendations from others. I've been able to locate this product at many retail stores in my area and even out of the area when I've been out of town. In addition able to locate them on online sites as well. I don't like treats or food that have a lot of fillers in it. My dog is almost nine years old and I try to buy food that supports healthy living for her. I've been satisfied with these treats so far. They have been a good value for the price. They support my dogs general health and are Available at most retailers.

Much more reasonably priced than some of the more boutique brands. Traditional ingredients and flavors. Dogs enjoyed them and wanted more. Bilks in general seems much harder to find. Was my food of choice 10 years ago but seems to have been overtaken by blue dog, mother Hubbard and other specialty brands. Ingredients you can read and understand. Seems to be a family-run business that takes pride in making healthy per treats with "real ingredients". My dogs like everything so hard to judge if any tastier than others, but definitely woofed the treats down and wanted more. As good as more expensive brands.