N-Bone The Original Chicken Dental Dog Treats

My 2 1/2 year old German Corso absolutely loves these; She is over 60 lbs and these are the first edible bones I've bought her that take her more than 5-10 minutes to devour. When you open it from the package there aren't any weird packaging smells or unusual odors like with some other bones- you can tell that these are fresh and of awesome quality. The only downside I'd say about these is that they are very small/ thin so if you have a large breed dog I would recommend to buy more than one- cause if your dog loves chicken they will be all over these.

My dog likes these but I worry about the big 'nugget' part of the bone that is shaped like the end of a femur bone. I just worry he might try to swallow that piece whole because he can't really chew it like he can the more 'sticklike' part of it. I'd be cautious and watch your dog eat this from beginning to end. I probably won't buy again for that concern.

I have two Great Danes and a German Shepherd, so needless to say they can chew through just about anything in a minute flat. Our most destructive chewer took 20 minutes to demolish this "bone".

This bone lasted a long time! For reference, my 55lb pit mix finishes 10 inch pork braids in 10 min. The bone is really hard, But I was able to press my thumb nail into the outer layer, so I gave it to her. I was a bit concerned that she broke off large chunks, but it ended up being okay. I wouldn’t leave her unsupervised with it. She also broke off some smaller bits, which made it a bit messy. I did notice an interesting smell, but it wasn’t too strong so I didn’t mind it. The 4 is because I’m concerned about how hard the inner layer of the bone is and her breaking it into large chunks.

This isn't something I'd give my cattle dog on a daily basis (cost prohibitive), but it makes a fantastic treat. It's great that it has a dental benefit. More importantly (to dogs) is that it must be scrumptious because while she was chewing away, she could not be distracted for anything!

I used to buy these in bulk for my two large breed dogs, and they loved them. Then my Pyrenees started turning her nose up at some of them. I understood why, when I opened one that was so rancid that even I, with my bad sniffer, could tell. I continued to use all of those I had ordered, but every so often my Pyr would alert me to a bad one. They do have an unusual smell even when fresh, so to be sure, I would have my husband smell them. He would usually confirm that the pup was correct and it was a stale one. Ended up with 4-6 questionable or downright nasty sticks, so I stopped ordering them.

I place these in the freezer and take them out for special occasions or an every now and then treat. Freezing them makes them last a little longer. Our older 8yo GSD hasn’t had any issues with these. Love that they’re gentle on their stomachs but still a good chewing treat. Only lasts about 5 minutes if we’re lucky, we’ve got heavy chewers.

Well, my dog has basically zero interest in these bones. They are super hard. No scent to them really. I won’t order again.

A 5 "arf" rating arf, arf, arf, arf and arf Rainie (8 year old female "Pit") and Lillie (Afghan)

Link absolutely loved this and we were happy to see it took him more than 5 minutes to get through. It gave him a good hour of distraction. It also didn’t have any negative effect on his stomach which is hard to do with his GI issues. He begged and begged for more.