Beloved PetsDog Treats Chicken Jerky 11 OZ - All Natural and Healthy Snacks for Large & Small Dogs - Grain Free and High Protein Meat - Human Grade Pet Chews

I have a Maltese and a Morkie and they are picky eaters when it comes to snacks, but they both liked these chicken jerky snacks.A couple of the ingredients gave me pause because dogs don’t need sugar and salt and both of those are included in these snacks. I believe they can be made without these, but they probably do it for preserving reasons. Besides that the dogs did like the treats.

Great smell and freshness, but this jerky is super dry. I feel like I have to supervise my dogs when chewing these! I break them into halves to distribute. As for the dogs, it’s like love at first sight! They’re all over these.

We have a six year old Shepsky who is very picky when it comes to food and treats. She's very spoiled! Many treats hurt her tummy and makes her vomit throughout the day, so we have to watch what we give her. I really love that these treats are real chicken, with only cane sugar, salt, and rosemary. That's a major pro in my opinion. It's not full of added ingredients that no one can pronounce. Many of the pieces actually look like slices chicken breast.When I opened the bag of treats Sadie came over and sat in front of me like always. I let her smell the treats first and her tail went crazy! Her body was swaying back and forth from how fast she was wagging her tail. She absolutely loves these treats! These chicken breast treats are healthy, chicken only (not counting the seasoning), and are delicious, apparently. She ate a piece and kept licking her lips, asking for more. I asked her if she liked the treats and she spoke loudly in agreement (Husky part of her makes her very verbal), then went to her talking buttons and hit "yes" a couple of times.If you have a picky furbaby, you should give these chicken breast treats a chance! They smell surprisingly good (like a fried pork rind), taste great, have very limited ingredients, a decent price for such great treats, and are absolutely worth buying. These are Sadie and Mama approved! I will definitely start buying a couple of bags of these treats (monthly) for my furry girl. Give these treats a chance... they're definitely worth buying!

Doggo does love her some chicken jerky and will do a happy geriatric doggy dance in anticipation. So what did she think of this?Smell (that’s the both of us): I didn’t think it smelled like chicken or much of anything, but the cats and the dog went nuts as soon as they smelled it.Taste (all her): She LOVES it. Just went completely gaga for it and would have happily eaten the entire bag if given the choice.Consistency: These are SUPER hard and thick. I had a hard time breaking them into pieces for her and it she had a bit of trouble chewing it, so might not be best for older dogs or ones with teeth problems.Overall: The ingredients indicate that there’s cane sugar and rosemary extract in it, which not all dogs will like. Example, my service dog wouldn’t touch any food if he could smell rosemary in it. Just couldn’t stand it. However, Chloe REALLY liked it. And I do like the ingredients and their quality. And that it’s both high protein and high fiber and that it’s free of all the typical uglies. Very much approved.

This chicken breast jerky for dogs is a high quality, natural treat made with only chicken, cane sugar, salt and rosemary extract. They're nice big, dry pieces so can easily be broken into smaller strips, depending on the size of your dog. Mine's small to medium so I'm giving her 1/3 to 1/2 a piece each day, depending. She loooooooves them. Will do all the tricks to get that one piece. LOL. Be sure dog has water in the bowl after eating, btw. I love that the packet has loads of information regarding nutrition, calories etc., will last for 2 years, and was packed only 1 month before I received it.

The media could not be loaded.  Upon inspecting this chicken jerky, I didn't find it particularly appealing. It appeared dry and lacked any sort of moisture coating that would make it more enticing. However, my taste is subjective, and what may not be appetizing to me might be delicious to my fur babies. In this case, my Ridgeback/Labrador enjoys this particular brand of chicken jerky-I have never known him to love chicken to the point of begging me.To test his preference, I attempted to pull the chicken jerky away from him, expecting him to show disinterest. Surprisingly, he eagerly chomped on it, proving that he actually likes the chicken jerky. Now, whenever I hold the bag of chicken treats, he comes begging for them, just as he does for the dried duck or beef treats. It's a reminder for us humans not to underestimate our furry companions' preferences based solely on our own assumptions.I wish I had captured the moment on video when I gave him the chicken treat. He excitedly tossed it in the air and then settled down to savor his well-deserved treat. If you're looking for a chicken jerky treat that your pet will enjoy, especially as a reward for good behavior, I recommend trying this one. They know what they like, and sometimes it surprises us!

My dogs loved these. We give them treats after they finish their meals. This encouraged them to eat and it never bothered their stomachs.

I figured that my picky Yorkie would just ignore these treats. But to my surprise, he likes them. They are fairly large but I am able to break them into smaller pieces that work perfectly for smaller dogs. I guess I can safely add these to his treat list.