I Hope WONDERS Never Cease #TryTHK

I’m talking about Wonders by The Honest Kitchen. I can do without some of life’s unexpected occurrences but not without these delicious, healthy treats.

Wonders are Pollock fish skin treats for both cats and dogs. They are made with one ingredient: dehydrated Atlantic Pollock skins. The Honest Kitchen sources their Pollock from the Faroe Islands and the treats contain no artificial fillers or additives.

Wonders are cut into smaller pieces than say The Honest Kitchen Beams fish skin treats, another favorite of mine, making them easy to serve to both small and large dogs as well as cats. Wonders have a bit more chew to them too so they last a bit longer than other similar treats.

And if you didn’t know, Pollock is a quality white fish that is an excellent source of Omega-3 fatty acids, the fatty acid that is great for a dog or cat’s skin and coat.  Omega-3s also support a dog or cat’s cognition, vision and nerve-based functions making Wonders a super healthy treat for dogs and cats in all life stages.

The aromas of The Honest Kitchen Wonders make them a great treat to use for training and puzzle games. I will do almost anything to get one of these treats. The package also suggests that if you have a picky kitty, you can break up Wonders into even smaller pieces and use the pieces as a topper on your cat’s food.  I bet some dogs would like it as a topper too.

Ingredients:

Dehydrated Atlantic Pollock Skin

Guaranteed Analysis

Crude Protein….65% min

Crude Fat………….1.5% min

Crude Fiber………0.7% max

Moisture…………..14.5% max

Do you like treats made from fish? 

Will you try The Honest Kitchen Wonders?

For more information on, or to purchase Wonders and other The Honest Kitchen products, you can visit their website www.thehonestkitchen.com. You can also follow them at their Facebook page, their Twitter handle or at their Instagram account.

Post Disclaimer: I receive a box of Wonders from The Honest Kitchen in exchange for an honest review. I received no other compensation for this post and The Honest Kitchen is not responsible for the content of this article.