American Journey Beef Recipe Grain-Free Soft-Baked Dog Treats, 8-oz bag

Tried these for the first time and my dog really likes the flavor, BUT they are not soft. They are crunchy hard. Not sure if I just got a hard batch, or if they are supposed to be that way. My dog can't handle the harder treats which is why I try to buy soft treats.

This is just my opinion, so it may not apply to all, but I was a little disappointed. this product was soft, very easy to break, makes mess, it is a small bag for five large dogs we have at our home, we finished all in one treat time. I guess I need to avoid “soft” treats next time. I liked grain free idea and it is from great trustable company.

I received these as a gift today and I have to say they were an instant hit! All 4 chowdren LOVED them. Even my newest rescue, who seems to be slightly picky about his treats, gulped them down. There's only one problem...the rosemary extract. One of my other chow's is epileptic and rosemary is known to cause seizures. I didn't think about looking at the bag first before giving him one. I'm sure he'll be fine with just one but still. I don't know why all these companies have to use any form of rosemary in their foods/treats. There must be something else that can be used?? He loved it too by the way! He's a pic of my epi warrior, who's a Seattle Seahawks fan lol <3

I have three dogs and they all give a "paws" up. These are soft and maybe a little bigger than a quarter but thick. I am able to break into two pieces without it crumbling. Definitely buy several bags at a time!

Got these for my 12+year old Chihuahua who has about 6 missing teeth. I do cut each in 3-4 bite size pieces for her as her mouth is small. She enjoys the taste & has not issue chewing them.

So obviously no chocolate is in this treat, but that's what it most resembles, a small fun-sized version of a chocolate chip cookie, with a similar texture and consistency. Definitely not soft-baked, as there is more of a crumbly nature to these, which can be good in a pinch for a smaller dog. Size wise these are roughly the size of a quarter, and yes, you can certainly see the vegetables. Our pack had very prominently displayed peas which outside of the green, stuck out like chocolate chips on a cookie. That being said, neither of our dogs - food driven adult German Shepherd or our pom-a-poo-maltese mix are fans. Neither of them seem to dislike the treats, but they're more like "meh". For us So obviously no chocolate is in this treat, but that's what it most resembles, a small fun-sized version of a chocolate chip cookie, with a similar texture and consistency. Definitely not soft-baked, as there is more of a crumbly nature to these, which can be good in a pinch for a smaller dog. Size wise these are roughly the size of a quarter, and yes, you can certainly see the vegetables. Our pack had very prominently displayed peas which outside of the green, stuck out like chocolate chips on a cookie. That being said, neither of our dogs - food driven adult German Shepherd or our pom-a-poo-maltese mix are fans. Neither of them seem to dislike the treats, but they're more like "meh". For us these don't work well for training as they aren't very high-value to our dogs, they're more of an occasional you've been good / did something without being asked / you're cute kind of treat. Hopefully, they'll work for you, but for us we don't really see the point in re-ordering. … more

These treats seem overall to have a low digestibility for my dog. On the package it states "peas and carrots you can see" and I certainly can see them – on the way in, and on the way out! There's not much point sticking those peas and carrots in the treat like that when the dog won't even be getting those nutrients - they could've blended them in and it would've been much better and provide more nutrients to the dog, but I guess everybody likes to feel like they're giving their dog "higher quality" treats when it looks more appetizing to a human. To be fair, my dog has had some digestive issues in the past so this likely isn't going to be an issue for all dogs (which is why I gave it three These treats seem overall to have a low digestibility for my dog. On the package it states "peas and carrots you can see" and I certainly can see them – on the way in, and on the way out! There's not much point sticking those peas and carrots in the treat like that when the dog won't even be getting those nutrients - they could've blended them in and it would've been much better and provide more nutrients to the dog, but I guess everybody likes to feel like they're giving their dog "higher quality" treats when it looks more appetizing to a human. To be fair, my dog has had some digestive issues in the past so this likely isn't going to be an issue for all dogs (which is why I gave it three stars), but he's never had issues with peas or carrots before which is why I feel it's noteworthy enough to put in a review. Also another lesser note is they smell absolutely terrible. … more

Petunia loves these treats! I love them because they contain no sugar or unhealthy ingredients & are soft so each piece can be cut into smaller sizes for training treats allowing Petunia to keep her perfect figure!

My bichon poodles love these. Wish they were softer for my older dog but they do break apart and they share one biscuit.

I've finally found a treat BOTH DOGS LOVE. Imagine my freak-out when I came here to order more and chewy is OUT OF STOCK!! What??? I tell you, these are the perfect size and texture. They smell good too. Both my big girl and little PICKY guy love the taste. He gets a fourth and she gets what's left and those jaws just work through until it's gone then, get this, THEY SEARCH FOR CRUMBS! Nothing left behind. I've never seen the likes!