Nature's Logic 100% Natural Beef Trachea Dog Chew Treats
In a Nutshell
- Generally good chew for dogs
- Can be messy and greasy
- Size and consistency issues reported
Quick Verdict
These dog chews are a good option for dogs who love to chew, however, it has some durability questions and can get messy and greasy.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Size of treats may be a choking hazard for small dogs.
Prevention: Supervise dogs while chewing, be careful to watch their eating habits and beverages
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Values (1)
These dog chews are especially worth it because they're natural and a good price compared to similar treats.
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Durability (2)
The durability of these chews is particularly high, lasting a long time even with heavy chewing.
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Appearance (1)
The product looks good to dog owners and the dogs.
Cons
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Messy (2) minor
Some reviewers noted the treats can get messy with tallow that dripped on them.
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Large Size (3) major
The size of the chews is too large for some dogs, making them difficult to handle.
Tip: Cutting the chews into smaller pieces.
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Production Issues (1) major
There are significant problems on some of the trays.
Tip: Cutting the chews into smaller pieces.
Quality Trend: Declining
The reviews are improving although some reviews have emerging changes.
Negative
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Dogs who love to chew — These treats are durable and can keep dogs engaged for a long time.
- • Dogs who need natural treats — These treats are made from 100% natural ingredients.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners who prefer mess-free treats — These treats can be messy and greasy. Keep in mind there may be side effects.
- • Dogs with small mouths — The treats are quite large and may be difficult for smaller dogs to handle.
Durability & Care
Factors: Dog size and chewing strength, Frequency of use, Outdoor conditions
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 One user used an old towel to protect their dog's bedding from the natural oils.
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Highlighted Reviews
"found an awesome trick with these - fill them with wet food or broth and freeze them! awesome treat!"
"These are not an in the house treat. They have drips of tallow on them. My dog actually buried the first one in the gravel flower bed and then proceeded to dig it up a week later. It became a truly rank treasure in the summer heat. Normal dog behavior of course, but there are other options that I p..."
Bottom Line
The overall recommendation would be to maybe try a smaller trial to see if your dog likes the taste