Price per stick is half than Dentley BullySticks but is thin and has a very bad odor
Thinness and poor durability
Prevention: Consider alternatives designed for steady chewers
Users find the price per stick to be a good value compared to other brands.
Several dogs enjoy these treats
Many reviewers mention a strong, unpleasant odor.
Several reviewers mention the sticks are too thin and not suitable for steady chewers.
Some dogs refuse to eat these treats, even if they usually eat anything.
Recent reviews indicate a decline in quality, with more mentions of thinness and poor durability.
Positive
Negative
Factors: Chewing habits, Size of dog
No, these treats are not suitable for steady chewers as they are very thin and not durable.
Yes, many reviewers mention a strong, unpleasant odor.
"Keeps her busy while I'm on Zoom calls so its a win win!"
"My dog will pretty much eat anything that you give her. This is the first time she ate something and then, suddenly, absolutely refused to take."
A good choice is if the odor is not a concern but consider alternatives for steady chewers and picky eaters.(Achievement) There are better alternatives available on the market, like Dentley 12 inch odorless bully sticks.
Veggie sticks highly favored by small animals with some durability concerns.
Highly recommended treats for small animals.
Chinchillas adore and quickly devour these delightful coconut and rose treats.
Highly satisfying treats for dogs and cats with a mixed sentiment on texture
Dogs love these treats, but be aware they are small.
Cats love these baked treats!