Are these made in China or made from Chinese gelatin? Thank you.
1858260
I'm confuseed as to why it matters, but they are made in the US. I don't know where they source their gelatin, but you can call toll free to find out: 1-866-416-0291
1558547
The package is labeled "Made in China". So it seems they are made somewhere in China.
737876
They are a product of China. I think the confusing part is that they show up when you ask for products made in the USA. There are even stickers on some of the products saying USA. Apparently, they are made in China from USA Dept. Of Agriculture ok'd chicken and then radiated once they are back here. Maybe I misunderstood what was said on the site, but it is certainly a misrepresentation on their part. My dogs love them and have always been fine, but , having said that, I started using them when I still thought they were made here and was just lucky my dogs didn't have a problem.
1129859
Yes these are made in China. I don't know about preservatives, but our Yorkies, which have very finicky stomachs, have never been sick eating these. We just give one to each at night, either the duck or chicken jerky or the sweet potato wrapped with chicken or duck. Our dogs love these treats.
798381
They supposedly are Kosher. Gelatin is made from bones and skin of animals, usually cows. In order to be sure you might want to ask the manufacturer directly.
769754
I assume they are made in China; but they are stainless steel, not tin, not plated so they are safe. And I love mine, BTW; use it every day!
757965
Not from China. Proudly made in the USA. Expiration date on my bag says 4/01/16 so they are "good" for another year and a half. And now that I have moved the bag to read it, the dogs are whining for treats, so hard or not, they must really be "yummy."
368481
I know that the ball is made in China. I can only assume that the treats are likely made in China as well. Most treat manufacturers who manufacture in the U.S. ensure they advertise it on the packaging, etc. pretty boldly.
1749287
They are made in China, now. The original ones have a RED mark on the bottom. At least that has been my experience.
421660
Good Question..but I don't know where they are made. I do know for sure I will not buy from this company again...my dogs hated them.
538494
No, they are made in China. That was a big issue with me when I bought mine (a year ago?) I complained to the reseller and to Amazon that the image used was misleading. If this question is still coming up, maybe nothing was changed.
1303486
They are made in China, but must have good quality control. Have used them daily for one year and they perform very well.
589652
Sorry Carrie, I can't answer your question. I stopped taking it. Gelatin is usually made from animal bones as far as I understand. I know some vitamin companies advertise 'gelatin free' and use some kind of cellulose. My guess would be that there IS gelatin, but I can't say for sure. I can say the product worked well. I did a quick search and it looks like they do have gelatin, but I'd call the company if that's a deal breaker. Hope this helped. :)
1995057
Mine were also made in China. I thought it was because they are ceramic instead of the usual corelle unbreakable formula.
1165339
Wish I could remember. And I know what you mean. But even if made in China, they seemed to be fine for my dogs. They loved them and didn't get sick at all. Sorry I wish I could help you with that. But I will get more when the price comes back down. Cheers!
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I am extremely careful not to buy anything for my dogs that is made in China, so I know that these are USA made. If I have any question about the origin of a product, I always call to confirm the information. BTW, my dogs love these.....
871039
Great question. Sadly, I don't know. I know none of us wants Chinese food for our dogs. If you find out please let me know. Sorry. Take care. Checked more. Apparently are made in USA>