Hill's Natural Soft Savories with Chicken & Yogurt Dog Treats
In a Nutshell
- Treats are highly palatable for dogs, especially older and picky eaters
- Some users find the texture too hard for training treats
- Overall good value for money, but consider the texture for specific use cases
Quick Verdict
Hill's Natural Soft Savories are generally well-received for their flavor and quality, though some buyers note they are not as soft as described, making them less ideal for training.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Great Flavor (5)
Dogs love the taste, making it popular among pets.
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Suited for Picky Eatters (4)
Even picky dogs seem to enjoy these treats.
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Diabetic-Friendly (1)
Suitable for diabetic Dogs. Users praise them for dogs needing prescription diets.
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Great Value (2)
Given the overall satisfaction, these treats offer good value for money.
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Size (2)
Good size for both large and small dogs. Cut into smaller pieces.
Cons
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Not Soft Enough (2) major
The treats are not as soft as described, making them hard to break into smaller pieces for training.
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Size of Treats (1) minor
Not the appropriate for the proportional size of the dog.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Owners of picky or older dogs — Strong positive feedback on palatability among older and finicky dogs.
- • Owners looking for high-quality, natural treats — Good feedback on ingredients and natural composition.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners needing soft, easy-to-break treats for training — Not soft enough for easier handling, for training treats; potential waste.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Highlighted Reviews
"My older schnauzer will persistentently whine and paw my arm when he wants another treat. The younger schnauzer is right behind him so she doesn't miss out. The younger schnauzer is right behind him so she doesn't miss out. I also cut a cookie for each one to top their food to entice them to eat bec..."
"These treats are not soft enough to break into smaller pieces for training treats. Disappointing since the word 'soft' is in the product description, but they are not soft. I thought they would work for my purpose, but no."
Bottom Line
If you need soft, easy-to-break treats for training, consider other options. Otherwise, these treats are a good choice for older or picky dogs.