Are the chews in the 5 oz boxes smaller than the chews in the 9 oz boxes ?
282125
Yes. But they're still a good size that my 85 lb. dogs enjoy. The average size is about the size of the smaller ones in the 9 oz. box.
282126
No. Both size boxes contain an assortment of sizes, usually larger ones, but you'll get an occasional scrawny one. There is no consistency. Still love em! Hope this helps.
282127
I have not been able to tell much difference in the size. They appear to be close in size.
282128
I will buy small boxes from now on because I WANT smaller chews and I feel the larger boxes have larger percentage of large chews.
2076140
Note the size of the dog on the box. They are small snacks, but dogs of all sizes would like them. My mid size spaniels love them. I see no reason why small dogs wouldn't like them, too.
1595064
Yes, they are smaller! Since they have ridges, each piece is actually a tiny bit smaller than the smooth pieces you get in other bags. This is how they can have 380 pieces, but the overall weight is less than other packages. Pretty clever.
142250
The weight of any bag of C.E.T.s (with the exception of the cat chews and petite dog chews) is inconsistent, as is the color and size of the chews. This is likely why C.E.T.chews are sold by piece count, not weight.
2086233
The 4oz bottles have the same size mouth as the 9 oz. They use the same caps.
1153751
They are maybe just about an inch around, but there are a lot in each bag. The chewy ones are smaller (but these are all crunchy). My 65lb lab mix loves these :)
2242102
They are about an inch and a half long. May I suggest the Milkbone Soft and Chewy. They fit in the Kong because they are soft you can break them up for just shove them in. My pups love the chicken ones. The hard ones might be more difficult to get into your dogs toy. Hope that helps. Hazel
282382
Each chew is 1.23 oz. And there are 30 chews in the bag. Hopefully, this gives you the information requested.
1292013
I had not noticed any but I just went and stuck my face in the bag and no they don't. My dog is picky about snacks and she eats them fine. As I said she is only 5 1/2 lb.so I have to break them in half even though they are small and are soft to chew. I want to echo the answer before mine THESE ARE NOT TREATS use them as directed.
338504
Not in my opinion. My dog is a 10 year old 40 pound border collie and they are fine for him. He doesn't like solid rawhide, so he won't eat the ones labeled for his size. They really do help his breath - better and much less expensive than Greenies. I also give him the small (5" long, 1/4" diameter) regular granulated munchy sticks and his teeth are in great shape!
2042721
The manufacturers description says Boxes measure 6 1/4" x 3 1/2" x 6" and I would have to say that's pretty accurate. To me they seem just slightly smaller than other standard treat boxes. They still fit a lot a favor/treats, just don't buy anything too large to put in it.
341985
I use the small bull sticks for my dogs also that are only 4-5 pounds and they are better than the real long ones. The dogs absolutely love these as a treat.
388662
They are not small nor large.... More middle size... I think they would be fine for a smaller dog. I have labs and my dogs love this food.... If anything, the size is too small for a bigger dog, but they can eat any size.
1273260
My recent shipment did have smaller chips but my two dogs (90 pound Doberman and 60 pound Mixed Breed) seem to enjoy them just as well as my previous orders.
448487
I gave them in smaller pieces to my dogs when they were puppies. I have 4 Yorkie's so they are small. My 4 lb Yorkie has never had a problem with any of the Zuke's treats.
1335263
Unfortunately no, the chews are not all extra large. I've even called Virbac's customer service about this several years ago. They said at that time that it was a temporary manufacturing issue that would be addressed & corrected. It never was. It's very disappointing to find such a mix of all sizes in the extra large bag, however, both my dogs love these chews & they are good for their teeth so I continue to purchase this product.
392345
Yes. I have a 5.5 pound toy poodle and it takes her a while to chew one down. I bought the small ones, and I preferred cutting them in half because it still seemed like too much. It was NOT easy cutting them in half! I've since stopped feeding these to her because they come from China and I'm paranoid about any treats from China, even if they don't have chicken. But to answer your question, yes, I believe they're meant to be that hard. I think that's why they're supposed to be "dental chews". Things that are hard to chew are usually good for scraping tartar off their teeth.