Except, y'all, this is a dog (and sometimes cat) blog, and the Hersheys people don't even know I'm a person (which means I didn't get free candy), but the good news is: the JONES NATURAL CHEWS people (who make the equivalent of Reese's PB Cups for dogs) know I'm a person, and that this is a critter blog, and it was THEM who asked if we wanted the giant bag of
(*Except, the dogs needed me to type their hearty acceptance "speech" to the Jones people, which I did. And that concludes the disclosure portion of this post. ☺)
Jon Farleigh is a crack, I mean JNC Lamb Lung Puff junkie.
So, Lamb Lung Puffs. Sound delicious, right? Um, noooooo! Ewwww!! (Was what I initially thought, but then, I am not a dog, and these are dog treats.) And then I remembered the time I accidentally ate some lung myself, picking whole, steamed Maryland blue crabs, when I was much too hungry to be working so hard for a shot-glass-sized portion of shellfish. (Here's a tip: Love steamed crabs, but get something else to eat, if you're starving, unless you want to accidentally eat a lung [or intestine], in haste.) And I didn't die, or even get sick. It just tasted kind of bitter (compared to the sweet, succulent, butter-drenched crab meat). So there.
Which brings me to the top FIVE reasons why I love Jones Natural Chews Lamb Lung Puffs for my dogs:
- They're made in the USA of all-natural raw protein sources (from USDA-inspected meat packing facilities).
Single Ingredient = Awesome - The company was founded over 100 years ago in New York, by a dog-loving professional meat cutter named Jones, and has remained (now headquartered in Illinois) in the Jones family ever since.
Lamb Lung Puffs look like pieces of dried-up well-done meat. They smell like it, too. - My dogs LOVE them! (They've loved every type of Jones treat they've ever eaten.)
Training treat, anyone? ☺ - I can buy them from Amazon.com (not an affiliate link), my favorite online retailer.
- They use everything in their treats but the "squeal...or moo, bleat, cluck, etc." In other words, just because WE might not like to eat a lung, or trachea, ear, esophagus, etc., doesn't mean another meat-eating animal wouldn't be thankful to get it! Don't let that nutritious protein go to waste, I say!
So, do my cats like lamb lung? YES! BONUS! (OK, half of the cats like to eat lamb lung. The other three are weird.) Also, Bobby Flay O'Fish likes to play with the treats before he eats them. Typical.
Now, whose dog (and perhaps non-picky cat) wants to win a giant half-pound bag of Jones Natural Chews Lamb Lung Puffs?!
(You'd better all be raising your hands, yo!) Leave a comment (and record it on the Rafflecopter) and you just might! (Extra entries awarded to those who like Jones Natural Chews on Facebook.)
I'll email the winner! Good luck!
* Entrants must have a U.S. or Canadian shipping address.
(You'd better all be raising your hands, yo!) Leave a comment (and record it on the Rafflecopter) and you just might! (Extra entries awarded to those who like Jones Natural Chews on Facebook.)
I'll email the winner! Good luck!
* Entrants must have a U.S. or Canadian shipping address.
Happy second bloggiversary, Jones Chews! Chronicles of Cardigan is honored to be a part of your celebration!
I touched a lamb lung, and I liked it. No, let me rephrase: I touched a lamb lung, and didn't hurl up a lung. Neither will you (hurl).
Guess what? Maddox loves Lamb Lung Puffs. I'm not even kidding. See his tongue?
I told you! Maddox is to lamb lung puffs as Mikey is to Life cereal.
(Note: For sound, hover in the upper left corner and click the speaker icon. Do it.)
Is it weird that I talk to my pets this way? Never mind.☺
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