Dingo Twist Stick Rawhide Chews, Made With Real Chicken, 10-Count

My dogs find this treat wherever I hide it so be careful. I always find the empty bag outside.!

Keeps her busy for a bit but not too hard on her teeth

I rescue elders with medical issues. My beloved 14 year daughter, absolutely loves these! When I adopted her, last year, a packet was in her belongings & open. I could tell they were her favorites! I have had them on Subscribe & Save every month & recommend to any age doggies! My daughter has a special prescription diet for digestive issues, and these are not an issue (1 every 3 days), she is 20 lbs.

Despite the melamine etc pet food scandals having to do with Chinese pet products, I bought these based on the hope that Dingo's web site's statement " Our rawhide chews are produced in South America, China, Cambodia, and Vietnam in Global Food Safety Institute compliant facilities" actually meant something. I hope it's good enough. I can't find anything that is manufactured in the USA from USA rawhide. Other than that concern, the dogs of course love them. The sticks are smaller than the ones I buy at the supermarket, but not a lot smaller, and overall the price per ounce is better than the supermarket brand; and the price per stick definitely is. Update: The dog that eats most of these now has liver problems likely caused, according to the vet, by some kind of poisoning. Since these are the only things he ever consumes other than IAMS, I have stopped the twist sticks entirely. We don't know how long the problem has been there; it was found via a blood test that he gets only periodically. Right now his (now bi-weekly) blood tests are somewhat better but it will take many weeks before we know if he is consistently improving. I have no idea, nor does the veterinarian, if these treats are in any way related to the liver issue, and I'm not claiming that. I'm just sharing my experience and our decision to discontinue anything foreign or dyed.

The dogs love these things like Crack! I used to give them the bone-shaped ones, because that was all I'd ever seen, but these are much better. The dogs are a lot less likely to choke on these, since they're already untied. I found my dogs were good about untying the first end of the "bones", but would just gulp the second end, because they had nothing to hang onto. Choking hazard for sure, and it cost me plenty to take one to the Vet the first time she did it. For that reason alone, I recommend these over the bones style. Second reason, these are cheaper, when you consider I have to go around taking the bony style ones away when they're half done. (Slimy - Yuck). So, Cheaper, and safer, but the dogs still love them. Win, Win. : )

These are one of my little dogs' favorite treats. I have four small dogs now but have used them for 8 previous dogs. They have all loved them. It satisfies their chewing instincts and helps keep their teeth clean. Very happy with them.

My 32lb eight year old dog has been loving Dingo Sticks since he was one year old. It’s a bedtime ritual. Be sure to keep an eye on them because they can get stuck in their throat. It only happened once in seven years. Keep an eye on the smaller dogs, always, whether it’s a treat or a toy. Bless everyone and their fur babies of all sizes.

Perfect treat for my medium size dogs.

took a long time to arrive but you get loads in the packet, they still havn't run out. most important, my 2 dogs LOVE em!

My dog who is older now loves these, just the right size for her.

My doggies loves it!!

fantastic my dog loves them and as we haven't been able to get to USA for a while - I have a happy dog!

Mon chien les adore et cela a permis de remplacer les petits os trop couteux.