I love all-natural foods, even breath mints. These taste wonderful and are made with quality ingredients (no high fructose corn syrup). I'm just not sure I like the name. I think they're trying to be proud that they're made in Vermont, but VerMints? Really? A mint with vermin in the title? Weirds me out a little every time I eat one.
Zoey - August 10, 2020 When we found her I didn't realize I needed her. Sure, she needed us, she was living in woods, alone, surviving on whatever she could find. She was nine months old, the vet later told me when I took her in for a check-up, still unsure I wanted to keep this undernourished mutt. We'd been on vacation in southwest Missouri, near the Arkansas border, in the middle of the woods. I was on the porch when I saw her trotting down the dirt road. A little brown dog. I whistled and she stopped to look at me from across the lawn. Then she continued on her way. Later that night, the family was watching a movie we'd brought (no cable service out there!) and suddenly this furry face popped up in the window, scaring my husband out of his seat. We fed her some people food and went to bed. She was still there in the morning. We asked around and no one knew where she came from. We fed her some more and she stayed. The next day we went and bought some dog food, f...

In my "neck of the woods" these would be called "Varmints" ! LOL
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