Customer Reviews

Dog did not really care for these. She would nibble on them for a while and then lose interest. They also left considerable orange residue on the carpet that took some work to get out.

I use this as a supplement or substitute on dental care for my guys. We brush most days but on an off-day, when I may be too busy, they enjoy chomping on these — without any complaints!

It's impossible for me to brush my dogs teeth. He doesn't co-operate. Giving him dental chews is the next best thing. They are a perfect size, and he loves them.

My lab loves these dental chews! I love the quality of ingredients and they didn't upset her stomach like other chews have. They also help with breath and take a long time to chew through, which is a great distraction for her. Would definitely recommend. The Large size was perfect, she's about 70 lbs.

Lasts a little longer than a cookie, and it gives her some veggies. My girl loves these treats!

Our dog seems to really enjoy these. He doesn’t mind us brushing his teeth, but these are a nice treat when we forget or don’t have time for teeth brushing. He is a little over 45 lbs and a puppy, so we will have to get a larger size soon because these are pretty small!

I am not sure how well they clean his teeth but he loves eating them!

Our pit bull loves his Zukes. He gets so happy everyday when we offer these to him. He has tried the apple and carrot too.

Marketing is one thing, its up to the consumer to know and understand what you're feeding your pet. If carrots are what got your attention, know that there's not that much in it. Ground potatoes, Ground peas, vegetable glycerin, pea protein, and pea fiber are the most concentrated part of this treat. You're feeding your pet potatoes and peas people. Read your labels! Companies have the right to change ingredients without warning. So if any of your treats have been long time purchases, there's a possibility that the ingredients have changed. Buy treats that you can read, identify, and remember the short list of quality ingredients. Your pet deserves that much. You have them for part of your life Marketing is one thing, its up to the consumer to know and understand what you're feeding your pet. If carrots are what got your attention, know that there's not that much in it. Ground potatoes, Ground peas, vegetable glycerin, pea protein, and pea fiber are the most concentrated part of this treat. You're feeding your pet potatoes and peas people. Read your labels! Companies have the right to change ingredients without warning. So if any of your treats have been long time purchases, there's a possibility that the ingredients have changed. Buy treats that you can read, identify, and remember the short list of quality ingredients. Your pet deserves that much. You have them for part of your life and to them, you are their whole life! … more

My five month old pit/lab mix loved them - she even cleaned up after herself. She’s almost done teething but not ready for harder bones, and these are an awesome in between that I’ll definitely keep getting.