Anyone feed Frolic?

I always thought this Frolic was a treat, rather than a complete food

My mum bought some for her dogs, and I pinched a few for Georgie to try. He ate them (about 20) within seconds...then went back to lick the bowl clean

I bought him a bag of them today, so looks like he's in for a nice dinner later!

Does anyone else feed their dogs these? I know they have been around for a while, but I don't think they are that popular. No one I know buys them

we feed them to some dogs at work and they really like them, there is a dog who wont eat dry but will eat tfrolic, the only thing is it turns their poo orange
ATD xxx

Yer i buy Frolic and mix it in with there dry food they sort it all out but they really love it only trouble it makes them poo a lot if they have to much.

hi yes i have used it ..it turned the poo orange LOL
and made mine very hyper its full of colorer additives

They are very high in sugar as is Hi Life which is tinier pieces, but the same sort of thing.

I would only eve give them as treats, and certainly not 20 the size of frolic. A piece of that would go twice around all for of mine.

I use the Hi life (which is labelled as a food not a treat) as treats as the mince size pieces are just right for treats and a sachet (equivalent to can of dog food) lasts all mine as treats for weeks.

Dogs simply do not need any sugar in there diet.

I used to add frolic to my dogs dry biscuit, he seemed to enjoy it.

Only as a treat, it's handy for dogs with no teeth!

I wouldn't feed as a food though, cos as Inca says it's full of colours and additives.

my oldest loved frolic but it made him so ill.
I used it as a reward in the end worked a treat

I use it as a treat and a kong stuffer. my lot totally love Frolic but if i was to feed it as a complete the garden would be a poo-fest.

I break the frolic into about 4 bits and give it as treats for training, I feed raw otherwise