PetnShape Treats Attract Major Attention

by Carrie Boyko, CEB

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That Bowl was Gone in Jiffy
 when the Camera Turned Off!

I'm going to have to give the All Things Dog Blog Treat Review Team a raise. This most recent review of the Pet n Shape Liver treats with fruits and veggies was a big hit. I was pleased to see my regulars file out in good form and also excited that many new visitors showed up to check this out. Welcome!

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Tanner Goes Solo

With 8 bags at stake, I guess this giveaway  was particularly exciting. Perhaps the company will notice that this kind of exposure really works well to drive sales. If you didn't win a bag today, be sure to do two things that will encourage more giveaways and product reviews at sites like this one.  


First, stop by Pet n Shape's Facebook page and thank them for the giveaway. Then track down a store that carries them, or even purchase a bag online. You can use their locator at this link, for finding online retailers as well as brick and mortar stores. I tested it and located a bazillian (is that really a word?) stores in my area, so no problem with locating the product. I also checked Amazon and found them at this link in the flavor we reviewed, with all other flavors available at a quick click. Isn't that easy! We do aim to please.

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Yes, Please!

Now that my boys have cleaned up our review samples, we'll have to make sure we grab some more too, and I'm glad to know where to buy them. Now, it's time for the drum roll. The lucky winners are Misty W, June L, Wanda M, Lynn Ann M, Alexis E, Heather Marie K, Nina, and Connie C. B.


Each of you will receive a notification email from my AllThingsDogBlog@gmail.com account. Sometimes my emails end up in spam, so check there if you have not received your request for address by Saturday afternoon. As soon as all addresses are received, the company will ship your free bags, so jump right on it!


Before I wrap this up, let me invite you all to join us for the Second Annual Super Dog Sunday NFL-themed Pet Photo Contest, taking place here and on Dogtipper.com starting at 8 AM ET on Sunday, and running through 9 PM. I'll be running another post tomorrow with all the details on entering, so watch for this if you're interested in entering a photo. There are lots of ways to win prizes and just plain have fun, so be sure to drop in and watch the photos as they are being entered. Happy tails!

Pet 'n Shape for Healthy Snacking

by Carrie Boyko, CEB

While you may not have seen much of the Treat Review Team lately, they have been busy providing input. For a while, we had so much to review that I was worried about their waistlines. Fortunately it is the New Year and we're now focusing on that--more exercise and a healthier twist to our snacks.

When fresh snacks are not always in stock in the fridge, it's nice to have something with a shelf life around to take up the slack. Many of the packaged treats you'll find at pet stores are lacking in healthfulness, while overloaded in calories. Just as you would for your own choices, be sure to read the label and be conscious of the nutritional value you are purchasing.

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Today's product review, Pet 'n Shape, has some features that are hard to say no to. Just three ingredients on the list is always a good sign of a less-processed snack. For example, the flavor we tested is Chicken Liver + Peas and Carrots. You probably guessed that they are high in protein--50% of the treat's nutritional makeup is protein. The veggies add a hearty 5.5 % fiber to encourage healthy digestion. As with all treats, always be sure your pup has access to fresh water when when serving.

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No Fresh Carrots?
Try Pet 'n Shape

These tiny treats are perfect for training and rewarding;  break apart easily for the tiniest of pups, and they are small enough that you won't need to worry that they will pad your pup's belly. They're also made without added junk like food coloring, preservatives, or additives of any kind. You know that's all I will recommend here, right? 
These freeze dried treats have a long shelf life and an aroma that will grab your Rover's attention quite readily. I don't even have to call Tanner and Oliver when the package is opened; they smell them and come running. 
Since Tanner and Oliver are busy engaging in a new grain-free diet, this treat fits right into their new lifestyle--no wheat, corn or soy. No grains at all! If that interests you, be sure to check out our grain-free choice here.

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So let your Fido know that it's time to eat his peas and carrots, and he'll be happy to indulge you when you offer this yummy snack full of wonderful chicken liver too. When it's time for a little something special, my dogs enjoy fruit, as well as their standard meat and veggies. Pet 'n Shape offers two varieties that we can get behind: Pumpkin and Apple sounds like Autumn dessert time, while Banana and Kiwi is an apparent tropical delight.
If you have questions after you peruse their website, you can find them on Facebook or toss out your query at Twitter. I'm sure you'll find some answers there. You may even locate other users that can tell you what they think of these treats. Tanner and Oliver simply want to tell you, on behalf of the whole All Things Dog Blog Treat Team, that they give these yummies 2 paws up. 

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Wondering where you can find Pet 'n Shape near you? Try their store locator at this link. I tested it and found 5 stores within 10 miles of my home. That's pretty good coverage for locating a product.  You can also purchase online at a multitude of sites that you will find at this link. And before you run off to shop, be sure to print out their coupon here. Good luck with your 2012 Fido fitness plan. Watch for a giveaway coming soon, right here!

Today we're joining a blog hop at Dogtipper called Rover's Reviews. You may find some other interesting products here, as well. Enjoy some shopping:




Full disclosure:  A sample bag of Pet 'n Shape was provided as a review sample by the PR firm representing Pet 'nShape treats. I was not paid to write about or review them, and the comments included here are my own.