Bones & Chews Made in USA Turkey Tendon Dog Treats

These are nice and quick to give to our pups when we're leaving or as a goodnight chew as we call them. They seem to love them although they are on the pricy side you do get a significant number of them. Packaging could use an update as there was a hole at the top of the bag where the plastic meets the seam when they arrived.

It’s extremely hard to find a treat my dog will continually eat. I’ve tried lots of different things to give my pup that he can take some time to chew on. So although these tendons aren’t very thick and don’t classify as a “chew”, it takes him a few minutes to finish. So, being picky, there are days he won’t want one but that happens maybe twice a week. Of all his snacks, this is top 3 that is rejected the least.

We have two dogs under 20 pounds. They fell in love with the Turkey Tendon rounds, my BIL brought them...however, they are expensive, for six. I found these and they can have one every day. It’s a quick treat when you may want a few minutes of quiet. Lol. They love them.

They absolutely love this treat. But if your pup is older, you may want to cut it into half to avoid choking. My older one cannot tear it up with his teeth so I use a pair of garden scissors to cut them in half before giving it to him; otherwise, he would gag as he chews on it and tries to swallow the entire "string".

I'm a medium chewer and sometimes I rush-eat the last 2-3 inches of the bully sticks. My mom is worried that I'm going to choke so she bought this as an alternative. I have to admit that I ate one turkey stick within a minute, so giving me two sticks at once would be great when I behave myself.

Searched for A Freshi online and thought that was what I was getting as my dog loves them and takes a long time to eat them. I ordered a huge quantity. My bad, but boy was I disappointed! The A Freshi ones a pretty thick, meaty, and they smell wonderful. These are like they were split in half...long and stringy, and they smell like nothing at all... like they have been severely washed. Luckily, my dog likes them okay, so I will use them up (because about three of them are the equivalent of one of the others). He certainly doesn’t get as excited about them as he did the others. Won’t buy them again.

At 9:30 pm each night, Ms. Bridgett sits down in front of my husband and stares at him. She will stare for minutes. Eventually there's a little whine with a deeper stare. Once Greg gives her a Turkey Tendon, she's content for the evening. Well, after about three of them. She loves them.

I tried these out about a few months ago to three very finicky Maltese and 1 Shih Tzu. To my surprise, this has become a fan favorite in my house. They are now in my Auto Ship order. I usually throw a few handfuls on the ground and they love to snack on them at their leisure. My Shih Tzu expects these regularly.

My 3 month old/15 lb puppy polished this off before I could even turn around. He loved it of course, but I won’t be purchasing this again.

I alternate giving these and thin bully sticks, as Lokey is a gulper, so these are safe because they are thin. He loves them as his nightly snack.