Wednesday with Yummy Goodness (#ChewyInfluencer)

Pup Astrid recently got to test out some treats as part of Chewy.com's Blogger Outreach Program. What, exactly, did she test out?

Astrid went for the "I and Love and You"Ⓡ Nice Jerky™ Bites treats for dogs. She got to try out the 3-pack, obviously with three different flavors: chicken and salmon, beef and lamb, and chicken and duck. One of the best things about these treats, at least for Astrid, is their texture.

These treats are relatively soft and chewy, which is Astrid's absolute favorite texture of treat. So, that is one definite plus for them. What's more, the "I and Love and You"Ⓡ Nice Jerky™ Bites dogs treats contain no grain, wheat, corn, soy, or fillers. They also contain no artificial flavors, colors, or preservatives. That sure sounds good to this mom of Astrid's. But, what did Astrid think?

Well, to begin, she was excited the very second she caught whiff of these goodies. She didn't let me make her wait long before letting her do a taste test. And what were the results of that taste test?

The "I and Love and You"Ⓡ Nice Jerky Bites™ treats got four paws up from pup Astrid! She tested out all three of the flavors, and each one went right down the gullet. You get an A+ from Astrid, "I and Love and You"Ⓡ!


(Disclaimer: As members of the Chewy.com Blogger Outreach Program, we received "I and Love and You"Ⓡ Nice Jerky Bites™ dog treats in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are our own. We only review products that we believe will be of interest to our readers, and we never recommend a product that we do not believe in.)


We hope your Wednesday is wonderful and full of delicious goodness!

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Our Doodle of the Day:

I scribbled up another doodle in honor of angel Rosie and her brother Sammy. After all, yesterday was Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day, and this upcoming Saturday is these angels' birthday. So, here's a doodle in honor of sharing a bedroom with these two kitties.

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Our Tip of the Day:

We have just a couple more tips in our series on taking your felines to the vet. Today's tip is a simple one, and that is to check the status of your furbaby's medications before taking your kitty to the vet. Not all cats are on medications, of course, but if yours is, then check to see how much of the medications you have left, and also check expiration dates. In addition, consider if you have any newly developed questions regarding any of the meds prior to taking your cat to the vet. This way, when you're at the vet, you can take care of refills, dosage adjustments, and any other related necessities. Also don't forget about prescription diets, monthly preventatives, and any other products you purchase from your vet clinic. Knowing what and how much you need to purchase from the vet before you arrive can save you and your cat on time while at the vet's office, and can also save you a later trip to the vet.