Best Safe Dog Treats (Jan 2023 Update)

Sigh, this is getting old. For some reason, when I order these online, they arrive already dried out and stale. I know, you're thinking, they're jerky, jerky is dried out. But, anyone who buys these religiously like us knows, when you get a fresh bag, the treats are bright red, flexible and smell good. When you get a dried out bag, they have lost their color, have almost white spots on them and practically break when bent. Our dog is addicted to these and he will not go near the new ones I just got. I normally go in club so I can pick out a fresh bag, but our store is completely out right now. I guess it's back to buying the smaller bags at local stores……Ugh

I have 2 mini dachshunds. One of them will eat anything, but my rescue is EXTREMELY picky when it comes to treats. He will typically sniff treats, and then give me that look like "really mom?" and then he would leave the treat there and walk away from them. but since I saw these over a year ago, these Chicken Grillers have been the ONLY treat he loves! When I take him out to do his dooties he will come running back in as soon as I ask if he wants his nudges treat! He sits so happy watching my every move till he gets his treat! I hope you NEVER stop making these! And I love the grillers because they are so soft and I just divide the full ones into three bite size treats and put them into his treat jar. They both constantly want to go outside just so they can come back in and get another treat! My other dachshund says (its kind of a growly bark- and very clear "I love you" when he is waiting for his nudges treat!!! I would give Nudges Chicken Grillers 10+ Stars if I could!!!!Bonnie

So my little 5lb chihuahua loves these treats. He is very picky when it comes to treats, these are his absolute favorite. The last few times I have bought them, the smell is awful! They smell like a pack of opened bandaids (smell a bandaid and you will know what I am talking about). It is disgusting! I did not think anything of it, yet this last bag I bought, he has been having pooping issues – like diarrhea, needing to go out way more than usual. I am going to stop the treats to see if clears up. If so, no more Nudges Chicken treats!Lsutigergrl

I decided to write a review bc just the other day I gave both my dogs a milk bone dog biscuit like I do every day, a couple of times a day lol. And was watching both my dogs go crazy over these dog treats and they tore them up. Mind you my oldest dog is picky when it comes to treats and food, and usually always rejects anything I try to give her; but not these! I've been giving these milk bone dog treats to my dogs for years (everyday 3 times a day) and they absolutely love them. I always wonder what the heck is actually inside these darn milk bone dog biscuits/treats, for my dogs to go head over paws for one. but at this point I guess it doesn't really matter what is in them, bc my dogs vet knows they get these as treats and never advised me to stop giving them to my fur babies, and watching my dogs go absolutely crazy over these dog bones; is all that really matters to me.melissa.m

My pit bull really loves these things. She gets so excited when we say “treat” and runs right towards the cupboard we keep them in. She doesn’t usually even like biscuit type treats but she goes crazy for these things. They’ve helped us in treat training her. She seems pretty happy with the taste and her poops have been healthy after eating them. They’re supposed to help with cleaning her teeth, and her teeth are still in good shape, but her breath still smells like meat all the time. The only concern I have is that I read these have carcinogen chemicals and preservatives in the ingredients which are bad for your dog and can cause cancer. So now I try to give these to her in moderation just in case. I like how accessible these treats are since they’re sold in almost every major store. And I like that the company donates money to canine assistant programs that supply trained dogs to people with handicaps. The giant box is a bit hard to store in a small NY apartment and can be rather pricey though. [brand:milk-bone]roma.o

I would never buy these dog treats again. About a year ago I would give my new puppy these treats and she randomly began having bathroom issues. I then assumed it was her dog food and completely changed her entire diet and threw away everything I was feeding her. Recently, we started giving her the milk bones again and the other day she started the bathroom issues again. The past couple of nights she’s been so sick she can’t even hold it in all night like she used to, she wakes us up at 3am crying to go outside and do number 2. This morning she woke us up wanting to go outside and not only go number 2 but also when she went blood came out of her bottom, which is what was happening a year ago. I know this is from the milk bone because we don’t feed her anything other then her normal dog food now ( which works perfectly with her stomach) and these bones. On top of that we find messes in her cage from throughout the night that we end up cleaning every morning. I hope she starts feeling better soon 😢Sarah Williams

Sigh, this is getting old. For some reason, when I order these online, they arrive already dried out and stale. I know, you're thinking, they're jerky, jerky is dried out. But, anyone who buys these religiously like us knows, when you get a fresh bag, the treats are bright red, flexible and smell good. When you get a dried out bag, they have lost their color, have almost white spots on them and practically break when bent. Our dog is addicted to these and he will not go near the new ones I just got. I normally go in club so I can pick out a fresh bag, but our store is completely out right now. I guess it's back to buying the smaller bags at local stores……Ugh

I have 2 mini dachshunds. One of them will eat anything, but my rescue is EXTREMELY picky when it comes to treats. He will typically sniff treats, and then give me that look like "really mom?" and then he would leave the treat there and walk away from them. but since I saw these over a year ago, these Chicken Grillers have been the ONLY treat he loves! When I take him out to do his dooties he will come running back in as soon as I ask if he wants his nudges treat! He sits so happy watching my every move till he gets his treat! I hope you NEVER stop making these! And I love the grillers because they are so soft and I just divide the full ones into three bite size treats and put them into his treat jar. They both constantly want to go outside just so they can come back in and get another treat! My other dachshund says (its kind of a growly bark- and very clear "I love you" when he is waiting for his nudges treat!!! I would give Nudges Chicken Grillers 10+ Stars if I could!!!!Bonnie

So my little 5lb chihuahua loves these treats. He is very picky when it comes to treats, these are his absolute favorite. The last few times I have bought them, the smell is awful! They smell like a pack of opened bandaids (smell a bandaid and you will know what I am talking about). It is disgusting! I did not think anything of it, yet this last bag I bought, he has been having pooping issues – like diarrhea, needing to go out way more than usual. I am going to stop the treats to see if clears up. If so, no more Nudges Chicken treats!Lsutigergrl

Sigh, this is getting old. For some reason, when I order these online, they arrive already dried out and stale. I know, you're thinking, they're jerky, jerky is dried out. But, anyone who buys these religiously like us knows, when you get a fresh bag, the treats are bright red, flexible and smell good. When you get a dried out bag, they have lost their color, have almost white spots on them and practically break when bent. Our dog is addicted to these and he will not go near the new ones I just got. I normally go in club so I can pick out a fresh bag, but our store is completely out right now. I guess it's back to buying the smaller bags at local stores……Ugh

I have 2 mini dachshunds. One of them will eat anything, but my rescue is EXTREMELY picky when it comes to treats. He will typically sniff treats, and then give me that look like "really mom?" and then he would leave the treat there and walk away from them. but since I saw these over a year ago, these Chicken Grillers have been the ONLY treat he loves! When I take him out to do his dooties he will come running back in as soon as I ask if he wants his nudges treat! He sits so happy watching my every move till he gets his treat! I hope you NEVER stop making these! And I love the grillers because they are so soft and I just divide the full ones into three bite size treats and put them into his treat jar. They both constantly want to go outside just so they can come back in and get another treat! My other dachshund says (its kind of a growly bark- and very clear "I love you" when he is waiting for his nudges treat!!! I would give Nudges Chicken Grillers 10+ Stars if I could!!!!Bonnie

So my little 5lb chihuahua loves these treats. He is very picky when it comes to treats, these are his absolute favorite. The last few times I have bought them, the smell is awful! They smell like a pack of opened bandaids (smell a bandaid and you will know what I am talking about). It is disgusting! I did not think anything of it, yet this last bag I bought, he has been having pooping issues – like diarrhea, needing to go out way more than usual. I am going to stop the treats to see if clears up. If so, no more Nudges Chicken treats!Lsutigergrl

These are so great for dogs with teeth problems. Mine has her molars but lots of her other teeth are missing. So if the treat is too hard its hurts her gums!! So happy to have found these since her favorite ones are no longer being made.Mfthomas

For years I was getting a similar kind of treat for my dogs which they loved but then all of a sudden the company stopped making them. So I went on the hunt to look for other treats, found these and thought I'd give them a whirl. My dogs love them and they are very similar to the previous treats! I've already ordered these twice now and will continue.J0120

I have a German Shepard mix and a white pit bull both suffering from food sensitivities. From past experience I believe its a grain/gluten and for sure poultry allergy. Some limited ingredient products even though they are safe; the pups won't eat. However, when these arrived their noses were all up in the bags as I was trying to open them. So far NO skin issues and they want to eat them like its dinner time; not treat time, so I have to be cautious on how many they are eating so they eat their dog food too! I an very happy with this product; it was budget friendly for 2 pups and a very large bag.FurMomx2

My Boston can only eat the Purina gastro food. If not he has uncontrollable diarrhea. With these snacks he has no problems! My dog is only aloud to eat these snacks and the gastro food. Anything else and he has accidents everywhere! So glad there’s a snack my little guy can eat. That won’t upset his belly. I break each one into like 3 pieces. Try to make them last as long as possible 🙂Tiffany

Was able to find these at Petco when no one else had them. Also basically only treat he can have and he likes them. So glad he can have a treat on a Hydrolyzed diet.Nick H H

Great treats for my fur baby who has allergies and needs treats that don't have ingredients that would aggravate her allergies. She loves them and always begs for more. So far, no allergic reactions to treats. Just a crunchy treat as a reward for being a good girl.KRISTI B

My dog loves the BilJac Gooberlicious treats! We were looking for something soft as he had to have most of his molars removed and cannot eat the crunchy treats anymore. These are perfect!Robin and Norman

Yes yes yes ! I found this brand maybe 2 years ago because I wasn’t committed to the brand I was using and wanted a change. Omg I love these! Like me. lol so they don’t smell like normal dog treats they actually smell pretty good lol obviously not the smell we as humans would associate with it but still. Also I love the size and the softness of the treats. I hate when treats claim to be soft and aren’t. I also am a big fan of the size. It’s perfect. I’ve been using for 2 years and I have no plan of going back. Both my younger and older dogs love themkeyona.b

This was one of the very first treats I had purchased when my puppy was cleared for treats. The vet had suggested a soft treat since he was teething so badly at the time. I ended up breaking these in half so it was smaller and required less chewing. Now at almost 10 months old, my dog LOVES these and I still break them in half even though I do really need to any longer 😊😊lindsey.h

My dogs love Bocce treats! I love the natural, minimal ingredients & there is no rosemary in them (seizure prone dogs should avoid rosemary.)pkg22

Looking for a tasty treat for a puppy that is nutritious is important to me. My pup enjoys the flavor and can barely contain himself when I pick up the bag. It’s a little more expensive than other treats, but I think it’s worth it. The only issue is the size of the treats. I solve that by breaking them up into smaller servings. Puppy love.teena.b

I would not recommend these. While my dogs liked the smell, the product was "dusty" and broken into a million pieces. Looked nothing like the picture on the package. While the expiration date was a year away, product just seemed stale. Also concerned as to whether the black marks on some of them were intentional (pseudo-grilled) or mold! Rachael, not your best effort…SunnyOne23

My dog wasn't eating. She was in bad shape and diagnosed with heart tumor. The vet wanted to put her down a month ago. But I never gave up on her. At that time the only thing she could eat was this treat. She was Lethargic and never hungry. But yes this treat treat saved her for being dehydrated and helped me until I started an at home treatment. Now she is strong and eating again. But she still loves Rachel Ray treat. I advise you guys. Never ever let them put your dog down without trying. Ask a second or more opinion. Sometimes the cure is cheaper and lots of love! Thank you Rachel Ray.Rob1

Since my dog’s new diagnosis of diabetes, I had to find her some new treats. She loves her treats but she really isn’t supposed to be snacking between meals. I wanted something simple and healthy. These dog beef jerky sticks will fit the bill. I would like to make some homemade ones one day and see how that goes. For now these will work. My husband got them from Amazon, so I hope I can find them on Chewy. I honestly can’t remember the price. But that wasn’t my first concern.dina.h

The last few bags I've purchased (4x28oz) have not been very good quality. Either the recipe has changed or these are really old. They seem stale and are about 75% the size of what they used to be. I have older dog (15yrs) and her teeth aren't the best and I actually feel bad giving them to her because they're so hard and dry. If she didn't stare me down and wait for these as her after dinner treat, I wouldn't give them to her at all. Unfortunately, they've been hard to find lately so I feel I have no choice. Hopefully it's just a supply chain issue and will be corrected shortly. I really hope they aren't cheapening the product to save a buck, sucks when company's do that. If another order ends up being as poor quality as the last 4 bags have been, I will be looking for a new after dinner treat for my pup. Get it together Full Moon, you used to have a product I recommended to people.Shane T.

In an effort to avoid shopping in brick & mortar stores, we ordered several different kinds of the Blue Moon jerky products: 1) chicken jerky (Gizmo ate – these were ok but they are pressed / formed); 2) chicken jerky, natural cuts; (Gizmo loved but there were a lot of broken / small chip-like pieces near the bottom 1/3 of the bag which is a choking hazard for such a tiny dog – so I wound up having to trash quite a few which my wallet was not happy about); 3) chicken jerky for joint health; (Gizmo ate – these were ok but they are pressed / formed.); 4) chicken nuggets (Color seemed off – returned to store); 5) beef jerky (Gizmo enjoyed but experienced tummy issues); 6) pork jerky (Gizmo ate but experienced tummy issues) We have a 9 lb Pomeranian. Food driven, but somewhat 'discerning' and will not eat treats if they have fillers. See previous reviews. Gizmo ate one of these, and did not have any stomach issues afterwards, but he definitely enjoyed the 'natural' chicken jerky a whole lot more. Ultimately, these were just 'ok.' They are pressed and formed. He's an aggressive chewer which means that even though I wedged this into a Kong – he devoured it fairly quickly. Our preference is the 'natural cut' chicken jerky as he has to tug, pull to tear pieces off – and chew longer to finish his treat.Denise B

My 3 solid black cats love, love, love these! My dog-not so much. I give a couple of these to each cat in for breakfast. They are all healthy with shiny coats. My dog prefers Chewy chicken jerky. Everyone is happy!Marsha Pinckard

My dog really likes this brand of treats, and I do as well because they’re quite easy to break into smaller pieces for training purposes. However, as soon as I opened the last bag I bought of these, I knew immediately I wouldn’t purchase any more of them. They were rock hard and extremely dry right out of the bag. This totally defeats the purpose I use them for— which is breaking them into smaller pieces when training and using whole pieces as a higher reward.kronos1119

Love the treats, but wow is Petco expensive! So over priced. Go to homegoods, Marshalls, & Tjmaxx for all your pets toys, treats, beds, cloths, brushes, bowls, shampoos, leashes etc etc.. they have it except for food! That’s the only thing I have to buy at Petco.HollyDL

I buy this type and flavor for my two small dogs all the time. Currently, Walmart online is the only place I can find them. Price has not increased and quality is still the same. I love that they're soft enough to break apart into smaller pieces for my senior dog who is missing teeth to enjoy. As long as we give him less than half at a time he is good. The younger small dog has no problem eating them at all. The lid / container is good quality, it takes us a little while to go through the whole thing and the treats are still as fresh at the last one as they were on the first one. They don't end up hard or dried out at all. Milk Bone brand is consistent and we appreciate that with having two dogs with sensitive stomachs. Once you find a treat that works you want to keep them on it. These have a decent smell, not overpowering like some (their pouf type treats) and the dogs just love to see the lid coming off the jar : )tracy.c

I don’t see a big difference between these treats or other brands. My dog really likes milk-bone (but she eats anything we give her). I don’t see anything special. The package is great to close and keep it fresh. The cost is usually good and that’s a big reason why we buy it.isabelle.s

Our dogs love these things! It's their treat when they go outside to the bathroom. Their reward for going outside and not inside. It's such an event when I open the jar of soft chews and hand them out to them. We go through a lot of them and need to buy a new tub every week almost.mac's.o

My dog absolutely loved these treats. I mean, what’s not to love about triple-flavor wing sticks wrapped with mouthwatering real chicken? If I could upload a picture of what his face looks like when eating them, I would. He definitely considers these one of his “special” treats.Olaf the Newf

My dogs are incredibly picky, and they absolutely love anything from this brand! It’s a treat I feel comfortable giving them. Unless something has changed, they’re made in the US. My dogs are Italian Greyhounds, and their breed is notorious for dental problems. I tried giving them Greenies, but they refused to eat them. I tried putting an additive in their water, but they refused to drink from any bowl that had the additive. (The bottle said it was tasteless and odourless, but somehow my dogs always knew!! I tried putting it in while my mom took them outside, but they still knew!) I also tried brushing their teeth, but that was a huge fight. I couldn’t do any brushing with them squirming, kicking, and trying so hard to run away. I bought chicken flavoured toothpaste, but they didn’t even care about that! So- I’ve been giving them these bones for a long time now, and their vet has told me that the bones have been helping to keep their teeth free from tartar and has improved their dental health. My girls haven’t had dentals the past three years, because their wasn’t enough tartar on their teeth to justify putting them through that and under anaesthesia. One of my girls doesn’t react well to anaesthesia. So we absolutely love these treats! All dogs and humans are very happy campers!lauren.c

I have been purchasing these treats for over a year now on a weekly basis and these last few months have been terribly disappointing!! Prices keep going up weekly and the quality has plummeted drastically! It now breaks down to $1 per treat and there's hardly anything on it unlike before. It's becoming a ripoff at this point – using inflation as an excuse to justify the price increase on everything while also degrading quality.Jonee

First. Per the AKC, It takes approximately 15 to 30 grams of garlic per kilogram of body weight to produce harmful changes in a dogs blood. That said, you have to feed your dog a lot of garlic cloves to kill Fido.Next, for those freaking out because they believe the product is actually somehow from China and mislabeled- consider the fact they have actually added Produced in Topeka, KS in big fat letters right on the face of the product. A quick search for slaughterhouses near Topeka Kansas brings up a pretty long list. In that China is a top exporter of pork and a bottom exporter of beef but the third highest importer of beef from the United States, its a far stretch to think that the beef is coming from China. In addition in the product ingredients it says Made in America with American beef. To add to that, if you start going down the list of ingredients and researching the top producers of those items, Chinas way down on the list except for the corn syrup which also mostly comes from the USA. If purchasing a product made in the USA is so important, here it is!To those writing that this product has been investigated by the FDA, I cannot find that anywhere. I did find that other items by the same manufacturer such as Gravy Train Skippy dog food Kibbles and Bits, were recalled in 2018, there is nothing current. If I am incorrect on this please provide the current information.Lastly,I completely agree that theres a lot junk food fillers in these treats. While I did not purchase these treats personally, a bag was given to me. I will occasionally give one to my dog because she likes them and they are treats. It does not make up the bulk of her diet just like potato chips and candy bars dont make up yours at least I hope not.I felt like I needed to write this review because theres so many people out there that blow things way out of proportion.Jacqueline

The quality and value of this product are terrific. It is soft and easy to chew. It breaks into half or into smaller pieces to use as training treats. Pups love them. Well worth the purchase.LuStellaRose

For meat treats, these are my dogs favourite! She’s not picky when it comes to meat treats though, but she loves these. I buy them at Costco, and they’re not too badly priced, so these are what she gets, and she loves them! She literally dances in circles whenever I take one out. My dog is only 15 lbs, and if I give her more than half a stick, she gets nauseous, and throws up. So, I can only give her half a stick. I break it up into about 6 pieces, and I try to make it feel like she’s getting a lot, with half a stick broken up into pieces, then she won’t bark at me for more. It’s just a little dog psychology.. haha. If you just give the dog the entire piece, like my parents do, the dog thinks it hasn’t gotten very much. It’s better to break it up into pieces for them, and feed it them one piece at a time. 🐶🥩🐶🥩🐶stephanie.b

My dog's favorite treat. Smells strongly of garlic which he loves but I don't. Fortunately the package has a zip lock which really works and closes bag to contain the smell. Squares are easily broken into smaller pieces, and hold up well.Doris

My dog has a very sensitive stomach, she gets an upset stomach with overly processed foods. If she could live off of chicken and rice she would. But these treats do not contain garlic or onion, You would be surprised how many dog treats have these ingredients even though dogs should not be eating them at all. These treats and the sweet potato chicken jerky strips my dog loves them and I know they will not make her sick.tiffany.s

My dogs love these things and I feel good knowing it benefits charity and is not going to harm my dogs. The squares are about 2" X 2" and I have small dogs, so I cut them in half or fourths with scissors. They are real nice treats and the dogs go crazy for them. They are 100% beef. I will keep buying these and hope they stay in stock. So many treats put your dogs at risk, but this one is safe in my experience (and I trust Newman's Own brands).bswad

I used to hide my dogs medication in cheese. My vet did not want my dog to have those extra calories and protein, nor did she want the possible problem with tooth decay. I slice these in half and hide the pill inside. It is possible to form these treats around the pill. My dog adores these treats, and gobbles them first, before either her wet food or dry food.noelspears

Trained dogs for the last 30 years. These treats are a wonderful way to keep their attention and reward them for doing what you want them to do. My dog is now 17 years old and still wants to be attentive to my Needs. (Disable Vietnam Veteran)berube-mathis

Definitely fell short of my expectations! The description in the name is, “SOFT and chewy”! There’s in no way anything soft about this treat. I’m very disappointed because I thought that I may have found a treat for dogs that really was soft. My furry baby is old and missing many of her teeth. Actually, missing all but a couple. I usually have to purchase cat treats. One, is because the treats for cats are softer, also the ones for cats are smaller. It really broke my heart, that they were so misleading.Teresa1966

A dog trainer introduced these treats to me. I do a lot of dog training every day. Training is for competing in Obedience, Rslly, Agility and Scent Detection. Every dog's preference should be known for 3 levels of treats – low, medium, and high, for motivation. I use these treats, broken into pieces, for positive reinforcement at all 3 levels for different dogs performing in different disciplines. No dog has refused this treat. I am sure there are dogs that are so shy they would refuse every thing. These are easy to break into the appropriate size which also allows the rest of the treat to remain in my hand – the dog doesn't have to wait for me to fumble in a treat pouch for the next treat. Timing is important. They are soft and don't crumble into bits when broke. The treat isn't wasted because of crumbling. They are soft. If left in treat pouch that is not air tight, they will become hardened. Makes them less easy to break, but they remain useful and the dogs love them. Better than a treat pouch full of dust or mushy from moist rewards like hotdogs. The value from Walmart is better than other online sellers. The treats in the beef/fillet mignon flavor is a favorite, don't become focused on chicken being a main ingredient unless the dog is allergic to chicken. All in all this treat has tamed the need for6 or 7 types of treats to use as positive reinforcement.Coysmom

Dont know whether its the smell or texture, but out of all the treats I give my dog, he shows the most exhuberance for these (almost becomes aggressive which isnt necessarily something i'm promote). My dog is 12 lbs. and I break each bone into 1/3rds. He literally will roll over when he sees the treat, before I'd ask him to. I bought 2 extra containers in case Sams no longer carries them.fdr1031

Switched to food to manage a sensitive stomach (diarrhea). Treats worked as a great companion to the food. My rescue loves them. I have had 2 different kinds-one bag of thin extremely had ones that could not be broken, and another bag of more standard thickness ones that could be broken smaller. I tend to like braking treats so for training so hopefully they are moving to that recipe. Regardless, they do the trick for a dog with special diet needs.Patricia H.

My dog is on a single protein diet of kangaroo. It is so hard to find him treats. So happy I fiund this, he absolutely loves it! Even more than pure kangaroo meat!Lisa C.

Woodee just loves all the treats we get from natural paws, especially the duck feet. He does eat his dry food, Zignature, from there also. I’ve never had an issue buying online or going into Springwoods location. I’d prefer to go into the location itself because the people that work there are very nice, friendly and knowledgeable and they just love Woodee too. You can tell everyone really enjoys their job over there. Hands down, I’ve been going there for almost 2 years. They helped me figure out what Woodee was allergic when my vet could not. I’ll never go anywhere else. Thank you!!Denise W.

My dog loves them, they seem to help keep tartar to a minimum and the price is reasonable. However, we've had two incidents with them and I don't think I'll buy them again. 1) One night, my dog was acting very strange after I gave her a treat. She was pawing at her mouth & rubbing it on the rug. When I checked her mouth, I found a chunk of the treat stuck on the roof of her mouth near her back teeth. I was able to remove it, but it frightened me. 2) Another night, she vomited a short time after eating her treat. I found marble sized, undigested pieces of the treat in the clear vomit. Maybe she didn't chew them up enough or maybe she just had an upset stomach & they didn't have a chance to digest, but it caused some concern for me. Has anyone else had this problem?phyl749

I have a picky Labrador, he wont eat Milk-Bone or similar treats. But absolutely LOVES these! Every time someone opens the pantry he sticks his nose in there and sniffs for these. The added benefit is that they supposedly clean your dogs teeth. His teeth are already pretty clean for his age (8 years), but Im pretty sure these help. I will continue to buy, hopefully the price doesnt go up too much.marcello3805

We have a dog with numerous allergies and can't do regular milk bones or like that. He tolerates, and likes, checkups. And his dental check up at the vet each year is always excellent. These do a great job of cleaning teeth.Steve

My dog absolutely loves these, and they’re awesome for training! The catch is that they STINK. The stench is STRONG. It lingers. But, it’s literally just frozen fish so what can you expect lol. Good price for what you get!lauren.m

My 3 month old puppy has a severe overbite. It was hard for her to eat at first, so finding a treat that she likes was difficult. Originally, we tried the salmon, which she didn’t like at all. This treat dissolves which helped her with chewing. In an effort to try again, we switched to chicken. And that was it! Thank ho PureBites!!!!Ju1ietable

We buy these for cat treats, since we have 8 indoor cats. I have to hide them in my dresser otherwise they would have the bag destroyed. It's part of our nightly play routine.Tuuka