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Mixed reviews on fit and durability; may not be suitable for all dogs.
These chicken jerky treats are a hit with many dogs, especially larger breeds. However, they are too hard for smaller dogs and seniors, and there are concerns about mold and durability.
Potential mold development
Prevention: Check packaging for mold before use.
A significant number of dogs enjoy the taste and texture.
Made with real chicken, dehydrated more than other jerky treats.
Helps in relieving itching in dogs with allergies.
Very hard and difficult for smaller dogs to chew.
Tip: Breaking the treats into smaller pieces.
Reports of white coating on treats, suggesting mold.
Tip: Check packaging before purchasing and discard if mold is found.
Treats are extremely brittle and may chip teeth.
Tip: Avoid giving to dogs with dental issues.
No, they are too hard for smaller dogs to chew.
Yes, they have helped relieve itching in dogs with allergies.
Yes, there are reports of mold and brittleness.
"These jerky treats are dehydrated more than other jerky treats I have bought for my dogs in the past. I like that though because my boys take more time eating them - they have to thoroughly chew, rather than just inhaling a treat. And these are obviously real chicken, not processed or pressed chicke..."
"After opening package, I noticed within a few days chicken pieces started getting a white coating on them. I stopped giving it to my pets and threw the bag out. Not sure if it was mold forming. Also, chicken pieces were very hard and tuff to break. Checking to see if yet another recall on chicken je..."
For large and medium-sized dogs, these treats are a tasty and satisfying option. However, pet owners with smaller dogs or seniors should consider other options due to the hardness of the treats and potential mold issues. As long as the treats do not develop mold, they are well worth the price for people with larger, young dogs.