Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Urinary Canine Dog Treats, 1.1-lb bag

I have a 9 pound Maltese and a 7 pound Yorkie with dental issues. These treats are too big and too hard for them to chew! I have to break them up and soak in water! This is a real hassle! Your prescription treats need serious improvement for dogs such as mine! PLEASE MAKE THEM SOFTER! With a name like “CHEWY”, I’m sure you can figure out a new “chewy” recipe for small dogs with “few teeth“ or sometimes “no teeth”! I read reviews and I notice that so many of your patrons have the same problem with the treats! Please pay attention and help us! Thanks!

After going through a few, some really bad, bouts of bladder stones with our older Papillon, we checked with our vet and tried these. I was very surprised because she never cared for any hard or crunchy treats but she loves these. She gets excited every time she hears us open the bag and we're so glad that we did find a treat that we can give her without danger of adding to the bladder stone problem.

Sissy Sue has to abide by a restricted diet originally it was urinary but then they found kidney disease. She is ten and a half and as most pups changing her diet has been a challenge. Treats for my Sissy are limited. This product has been a blessing. Originally she turned her nose up as she was used to Baked Alaska instead of a cupcake. But now she looks forward to this special treat as it is crunchy. I’m glad I have this choice as treats are hard to find for restricted diets for our furry friends. My vet allows this one.

We have two dogs and this is the only treat we give them. We started this treat because one of our dogs has a bladder issue and is on a special diet, this is the only treat she is allowed. Now we give it to both dogs and have for almost a year. It is safe and good for them.

my 2yo morkie has emergency surgery on mar. 16. the vet said he would be on an SO diet for the rest of his life. he said he’s never seen that many stones in such a young dog, he had to open up his urethra and he removed 11 stones. i was heartbroken to learn that sage could not eat his rachel ray food that he loves. but he loves these treats along with the wet/dry food. i just hope he never gets bored with this brand because he’ll be on it the rest of his life.

These treats are very small so it's hard to give to a big dog. My dog doesn't seem to like them either. She took them the first time and now won't eat them.

I had Truly Loved & respected this company until this last order Waited on hold for 51 min then Ended up getting one of the Most Cold Rude lady helping me & she hung up on me.. My husband hears the whole Conversation and was very shocked how rude she was..

Our dog Charlee likes them. This is the only scripted treat for dogs with a history of urinary stones, thank you! They treats are bigger than I generally use for training but they are not advertised as training treats. I have been cutting them in half and that works for us.

My dog loves these. He was accustomed to having different treats. Ever since a bladder stone diagnosis and prescription diet, this is a good little treat. He likes them and it’s all he can have.

My Shishon is eating the Royal Canin UO Dog Food but doesn't like the treats. So be careful before ordering cause you're out the cost. No refund. Not happy.