Is there any beef in either bone? My dog is allergic.
1380439
No beef. It is Bacon flavored but I personally did not try it. :) They are hard, not a treat but a chew toy.
1380440
Nope. The list of ingredients are: "Nylon and chicken flavor, nylon and bacon flavor."
2143666
I honestly don't remember, but my dog loves the poultry and beef flavors. I asked my vet about this product, and she assured me it's an excellent product and has no harmful ingredients like water additives (xylene) and some other products do.
1223558
The beef you have to use a scissors or knife or some strong finger tips, but they are fantastic for training treats! Buy the chicken liver freeze dried and you will be pleased! I buy them too and I can break them with ease. Good luck.
361420
I am copying this from a bag of CET Hextra which is similar to the bag you are asking about as I have fed both to my dogs. Beefhide, maltodextrin, hydrolyzed poultry liver, tetrasodium prophosphate, salt, lecithin, sodium gluconcate, chlorhexdine gluconate, potassium sorbate, gluconodeltalactone, mineral oil, mixed tocopherois, rosemary extract. Protein is 75%. I hope this will be of some help to you.
1841431
I put Nature's Variety Instincts raw meat. My dogs don't care much for peanut butter. I put it in the freezer so it takes them longer to get it out.
561705
Bones are big enough but they aren't as hard as commercial bones, which makes sense if you're using natural ingredients, but they won't last as long. These bones were used for a large Swissy.
1496856
I would say any size dog. I have cocker spaniels and I cut the treat up into 4 to 8 bites for them but I could give them the whole bone & they could eat it for a while (if you dry them out like instructed). My dogs have allergies to every thing and using these treats helps me know exactly what is in the treat & I love mine.
950480
Hi Crystal,If memory serves, the bone is wrapped in clear plastic with the RedBarn label and the ingredients. I have given my two German Shepherds RedBarn products before and never had an issue. My only concern are treats that come from China. I'm embarrassed to ad that I don't remember the exact ingredients but again, my dogs love them and never have a problem. They are one of the only bones my dogs don't splinter. I don't let my dogs keep the bones for an extended period of time though because after a while, the center of the bone, which is filled with the peanut butter, begins to dry up. Hi Crystal,If memory serves, the bone is wrapped in clear plastic with the RedBarn label and the ingredients. I have given my two German Shepherds RedBarn products before and never had an issue. My only concern are treats that come from China. I'm embarrassed to ad that I don't remember the exact ingredients but again, my dogs love them and never have a problem. They are one of the only bones my dogs don't splinter. I don't let my dogs keep the bones for an extended period of time though because after a while, the center of the bone, which is filled with... » Read More Hi Crystal,If memory serves, the bone is wrapped in clear plastic with the RedBarn label and the ingredients. I have given my two German Shepherds RedBarn products before and never had an issue. My only concern are treats that come from China. I'm embarrassed to ad that I don't remember the exact ingredients but again, my dogs love them and never have a problem. They are one of the only bones my dogs don't splinter. I don't let my dogs keep the bones for an extended period of time though because after a while, the center of the bone, which is filled with the peanut butter, begins to dry up. « Show Less
1578268
Dogs do get tired of, or sensitive to having the same protein all the time; try switching to the rabbit, venison, chicken or surf n turf. Also I would hydrate the beef patties now, they are hard as rocks and never used to be so it might be a texture or tooth issue. Also you can try the other excellent Canadian product; brand name starts with "O".
1989318
I am not sure what you mean by GMO? My dog levied it but the we realized that she was allergic to chicken and have been giving her the LOVE beef.
703897
Absolutely not, no problem inside. I will also add that this is the hardest thing I have ever seen, my dog cannot chew the bone at all, I don't know what it is made of but I will need to cut it into smaller pieces so she can get more of the inside stuffing out of it.
630086
Not sure what "bone fragment" means in regards to this product. My experience has been it is all nice and crumbly. Very evenly mixed. My very old dog with almost no teeth has had no problem eating it. It crumbles up easily or she can even eat it as a patty broken in half. I have not noted any "whole parts" of anything in it.
950478
I don't remember the packaging since it has been a while but both my dogs loved it and after they got the goodies out of the bone I put cheese in it. You can wash it with soap and water to clean it out. It is for a BIG DOG. I would get the one with sweet potato because my vet says sweet potato is good for dogs.
2280192
Not sure if you've seen the vet yet, but our dog used to focus on her paws as well. We found out it was a food allergy. Typically they are allergic to beef or chicken. Pretty much the only way to find out what it is is to test by removing a specific food, e.g., only feed all salmon and see if they stop chewing. Ours now only eats fish or venison made dog foods.
984030
Another question to ask is where the ingredients were processed. My Sheltie had damaged kidney filters due to a treat that was manufactured in TX. We gave the info to our vet and he said there was an ingredient that came from China. That wasn't listed on the package. Kidney damage requires strict protein overview. She loved fresh veggies but also craved a dog food that was tasty. The low protein dry food was not tasty -- for her. And she saw the vet each month for blood tests and status check. She died when she was 8 years old. So---dog food is now home made. I don't grow rice or raise chickens but that's what we feed now. Another question to ask is where the ingredients were processed. My Sheltie had damaged kidney filters due to a treat that was manufactured in TX. We gave the info to our vet and he said there was an ingredient that came from China. That wasn't listed on the package. Kidney damage requires strict protein overview. She loved fresh veggies but also craved a dog food that was tasty. The low protein dry food was not tasty -- for her. And she saw the vet each month for blood tests and status check. She died when she was 8 years old. So---dog food is now home made. I don't grow rice or raise... » Read More Another question to ask is where the ingredients were processed. My Sheltie had damaged kidney filters due to a treat that was manufactured in TX. We gave the info to our vet and he said there was an ingredient that came from China. That wasn't listed on the package. Kidney damage requires strict protein overview. She loved fresh veggies but also craved a dog food that was tasty. The low protein dry food was not tasty -- for her. And she saw the vet each month for blood tests and status check. She died when she was 8 years old. So---dog food is now home made. I don't grow rice or raise chickens but that's what we feed now. « Show Less
1325733
Yes they are and the Chicken ones don't have the red dye in them like the beef do. My pups are allergic to the red dye. Milk bone is about the only snack my pups get. I will only buy them snacks made in the USA. I actually purchase the chewy Chicken Milk Bones as my older pup can no longer eat the Milk Bone biscuits. Hope this helps.
1660768
If your dogs have been on a raw meat or grain-free diet, be aware that these treats are not grain-free. One of my guys is sensitive to grains and gets horrible gas when he manages to finagle a roll off an unsuspecting dinner guest. That's the only thing I could imagine that might cause your dog to experience gas after eating these.