Beef Roaster Bites Dog Chews, 3.5 Ounces, Beef Lung Treats

Oh yum, says my Westie.Wonderful treat that I cut up and top off with a little warm water for a little bedtime snack.

I ordered this treat for my five dogs. We like to give them treats with simple and mostly single ingredients.This product is made of dehydrated beef lungs - that's all. It is very nutritious for your dog and doesn't have all the coloring and byproducts found in other treats.The chunks are mostly uniform and small enough for breeds of all sizes. The odor is very low, and it is non-greasy.My dogs absolutely love these treats, and I would reorder for sure.

Single-ingredient beef lung treats, safe for the dog and our dog loves these. A great high-value training treat or just an after-meal treat to reinforce good behavior.

We like to give our two dogs those perforated balls made to put treats inside each night. They enjoy kicking them around and working to get the treat bits out. It's a great way to get them some stimulation, especially now the summer rains have kicked in. These types of lung bits work well as we can break them into the right-size to go into or stick out of the perforations in the balls.We've gone through a few brands, which seem to become hard to get ahold of or disappear entire from Amazon from time to time. And some brands seem better than others -- one kind we got were big, moist, excessively greasy pieces that were really gross to use. These are roughly marble-sized chunks, dry and crispy with little smell. The dogs love them. We use the smaller crumbles at the bottom of the bag for "retrieval rewards" when something in the backyard has them a little too wound up. They come running when you rattle the jar.They could be a little better priced, but deserve four crispy, dog-pleasing stars.

My two doggies absolutely loved these beef lung treats. They would actually lead me to their snack drawer to get me to give them these. My Rottie is a very picky eater but she loves these treats so much. I like that they're not all the same size and shape so I can give the smaller ones to my schnauzer mix.

I used similar treats years ago when taking my dogs to obedience classes. But, they haven’t had them in a very long time. The are so thrilled to have them again! I have more confidence in giving these to them because they contain only one ingredient: beef lung that has been freeze dried. Like the majority of freeze dried lung treats, these are made in the United States. I had put a few treats on the edge of their new water bowl to entice them to try drinking from it. I turned away for a second, and one of our cats swiped it! They both love it. It can be difficult to compare prices however, because there is a very wide range. These are near the middle in cost per ounce, but they are also more uniform in size and composition. The brand that I had previously used seemed to have more gristle and powdery pieces. As a result I feel these are a better choice.

Two German Shepherds didn't like them. They break easily and came in small pieces and have an odd smell to them. Neither of the Shepherds would even put them in there mouth so not sure why must not smell right to them.

I recently rescued a dog. Now unlike my dog before he doesn't really care for dog treats.However, he LOVES these. After I brush his teeth or clean his ears he knows he will get these as a treat for being a "good boy" and his tail wags as he knows he will be receiving these.I love the fact that they aren't made in China like so many dog treats. They say they are sourced & packed in the good ol' USA. They are on the dry side but I guess that's what he likes so he can chomp away.I will definitely buy these again because they are a dog pleaser.