AFreschi Natural Turkey Tendon Ring Natural Dog Chew Treats, Large, 10 count
In a Nutshell
- Warning about potential pet health issues
- Large and durable, good for chewing
- Positive feedback overshadowed by a major negative
- Not a Whole Product Category
Quick Verdict
These natural turkey tendon rings are quite large and durable. They provide a good chewing experience. However, one reviewer noted a serious health issue with their dog, adding a significant warning to the mix. These treats could be risky for pets with sensitivities, such as Suzanne who's Labrador became seriously ill.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Dog became seriously ill, causing severe issues.
Prevention: Consider alternatives, trial with caution
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Large Size (1)
Treats are significantly bigger than expected.
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Good for Chewing (1)
They take quite a while to eat, providing a good chewing experience.
Cons
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Potential Health Risk (1) critical
Dog generally reacted negativity causing severe sickness.
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Not Worth the Money (1) low
One reviewer felt the product was not worth the cost.
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Unknown Food/Toxin Threat (1) high
No label explanation not abstention of human-, or dog foods appearing without baked-in shine and a unique color treated
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Dog owners looking for durability in treats — Multiple layers and large size provide a strong chewing experience.
✗ Skip If
- • Pet owners with dogs who have health issues — Knowledge of ingredients not present may matter without noting.
Durability & Care
Factors: Frequent chewing
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Carefully trial before switching treats
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Are these treats safe for dogs with sensitivities?
No, one dog became seriously ill after consuming these treats.
How long do these treats last?
The treats take a while to eat, providing a good chewing experience.
Are these treats recommended for large dogs?
Yes, they are very fit for big sizes.
Highlighted Reviews
"Turkey tendon treats are one of my dog's favorite things but are difficult to find. I was worried that these might be dinky little rings but they are really large rings with multiple layers. Especially now that my old girl doesn't have her back teeth, it takes her quite a while to eat (she used to..."
"I gave my Labrador one of these and he was sick for a week. I had to go to the vet and take him off food for 24 hours. He’s still not right, but getting slowly better. I wouldn’t recommend these at all. My dog has never become sick, from food, before. So, these must be pretty bad."
Bottom Line
while these tendons may satisfy your dog, the risk of health issues is too high to recommend, especially with one severe illness reported and no refuted. Use carefully on smaller pups, seniors and brands known normal uncommon illness.