Is this really a full pound of dog chews?
1864228
I did not weigh the bag. I bought this for my sister's dog, on my annual visit there. The dog liked them but would eat one in a few seconds. A better deal that I found was rawhide dog chews, that you can buy online or at stores like Dollar General for a couple buck. Even a 60 lb dog will spend hours chewing one of those.
1864229
When I bought them they were. The dogs love them, but I have to warn you, just as the other review state, they smell bad!
1864230
Yes, there aren't many in the package. I cut them in thirds or halves, as my dog devours whatever I give him in minutes.
89383
No, it was completely solid and has been chew proof for over 8months!!! Very bouncy, heavy.
2199354
It absolutely is!! I have a McNabb Border Collie and when he is focused on chewing he's like four-legged acid. He could not chew up and destroy the goughnut. In fact, 3 years later it still looks brand new!
173132
There are approximately 90 chews. One chew per 20 pounds of body weight is recommended. Incidentley, he loves them.
1412750
It's a one pound bag. I've given the dogs 2 or 3, I think...now there are 27 left in the bag.
737164
I called and their customer service number before ordering to ask this same question - I was told about 455 chews. I haven't received my order yet so I'll update this question when I receive them.
1391716
Yes, there are 240 chews in that container. I give my 11 year old dobie two in the morning with two baby aspirin squeezed in between them and then two again at night. I'm not a vet BUT my dog went from limping and seemingly in pain to running and playing with his 2 year old daughter. In my opinion, this product brought my dog back.
864008
No. If the dog food is regular sized kibble, for example Purina Dog Chow, this 50 pound container is not big enough. The 50 pounds is likely accurate if the food pieces are smaller or more dense. I'm bummed because I bought after looking at the responses to this very question. The response of 30 - 35 pounds is accurate for this purpose. I will be returning this and purchasing the next size up to hold my bargain sized (formerly 50lb) 46 pound bag of Purina Dog Chow. And yes, I am disappointed as I am the mother of a teenage boy who seems to revel in any mistakes I make, I don't need any more material for my child to point out how dingy his mother is. I'm patiently waiting for the day when he remembers how smart I am once again.... when does that day come?
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There is a wide variation in the size of the chews, particularly in the large size for dogs up to 50lbs. Some are the size of those in the package for small dogs, some the same as the mediums and some the size in the x-large. It's very misleading and you pay more for each larger size. But, my dalmation loves them and considers it dessert right after her dinner. I put up with the inconsistancy in the size of the chews because she loves them so much and they really help keep her teeth clean. (She's 12 years old and has never had her teeth cleaned and does not have bad breath.). I would like to see more uniform sized chews appropriate for each weight group instead of the wide variety you find now. There is a wide variation in the size of the chews, particularly in the large size for dogs up to 50lbs. Some are the size of those in the package for small dogs, some the same as the mediums and some the size in the x-large. It's very misleading and you pay more for each larger size. But, my dalmation loves them and considers it dessert right after her dinner. I put up with the inconsistancy in the size of the chews because she loves them so much and they really help keep her teeth clean. (She's 12 years old and has never had her teeth cleaned and does not have bad breath.). I would... » Read More There is a wide variation in the size of the chews, particularly in the large size for dogs up to 50lbs. Some are the size of those in the package for small dogs, some the same as the mediums and some the size in the x-large. It's very misleading and you pay more for each larger size. But, my dalmation loves them and considers it dessert right after her dinner. I put up with the inconsistancy in the size of the chews because she loves them so much and they really help keep her teeth clean. (She's 12 years old and has never had her teeth cleaned and does not have bad breath.). I would like to see more uniform sized chews appropriate for each weight group instead of the wide variety you find now. « Show Less
61215
my 16 pound JR terrier dog chews them whole, just fine. no problems. these are about 1/2 maybe 3/4 inch across. they are not soft-- they are about as hard as any chewable tablet you would take.
1363660
The bag will contain some think and some thinner - say some 1 inch and some 1/2 inch, but they will all be six inches LONG. The 50 bag of six inch is $70. So that's $1.40 per chew. Which gets expensive, because I have two dogs. The bag of 50 doesn't last the whole month. They ARE expensive, but they are the best chews I've found. We've tried cutting them in half to make thick, 3 inch. That does work, but they don't last as long.
783168
I didn't know this brand/flavor (my dogs love it) came in a 4 lb bag until I checked it out. If you didn't order the 4-lb. bag, I would have it sent back at no cost to you and re-order the 25-lb. bag . Good luck, Jennifer
1391713
The container says 240 on it, and I never actually counted the Soft Chews, although I do believe that it probably does contain that amount in the container.
1636641
No, this is just heavy nylon wrapped around heavy foam, a chewer would destroy this in less than a day.
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.
1895213
I have 2 shichons(mix of Bichon & shih tzu) 1 is 3months old & weighs 4 lbs. & the other is 2 1/2 & 15 lbs. they absolutely LOVE them, great for their teeth & keeps them busy for hrs. Bully sticks are not a soft product- they are more like thin sticks of raw hide
24391
Not sure why. But I buy the 12 lb bag, which is a much better deal per pound. The 12 lb bag was $26 in Sept, then $30 in Dec, and now it's $32. So it went up too, though not as much as the 7 lb bag. I'd recommend switching to the 12 lb bag. For $2 more you get almost twice as much! You can always put half the bag in a container to keep it fresh, so it doesn't go stale. I have a 17 lb terrier mix, and I just use the whole bag with him, closing it tight each time. Works fine.