What flavor are these and wll my dog like it as a treat?
505883
I have never tasted them, but my dog LOVES them and considers them a treat everyday!
505884
they are liver flavored i think. my dog thinks that they are treats and will follow me to get them
505885
While I don't know what flavor they are (it's not noted on the bottle), my dog takes them as treats... but not quite as eagerly as a biscuit or jerky treat.
505886
It doesn't seem to have an actual flavor. My dog doesn't like the taste of it but it seems to be helping him so that's all I care about.
505887
Both my dogs consider them a treat, actually begging for them after I let them out in the mornings.
1292012
I don't smell a foul odor. We all have odors that bother us so it is kind of hard for me to say whether it will effect you or not. My dog doesn't like some treats, however, she likes this one. It is supposed to have a chicken flavor so maybe your dog will like them. Only one per day. Not to be used as a treat unless your dog gets anxious. Hope this helps.
2031332
I suppose if your dog already eats rocks than it will eat these. They are an iron ore rock, they have no appeal to dogs other than they are rocks.
749472
I have no idea if they are flavored...they do not say so. both my dogs like it and it was recommended to me by my daughter that has a dog and uses it. She was told to use it by her vet. He gave it to her at his office but amazon is much cheaper than the vet's office. I am not concerned about this product like I am the regular rawhide chews...too much can constipate the dog. This product is easily digested but I only give to the dogs once a day.
649243
They are a hard chewable, but they easily break and are not hard to chew. They smell like liver and my dog thinks that they are treats. I have to watch my cat because she trys to make off with them. They are a sure thing and work!!!
1590662
I don't know. They smelled bad & my dog didn't like them. I gave them away to someone who's dog likes them & is doing well on them
256415
My dog doesn't like them at all, but they have really been helping her. I break them in fourths, and then act like either a toy or I am going to get it. She gets protective and eats them so that we don't get them. I tried putting them in her food, even broken in small pieces, and she was still able to pick them out. Cream cheese, as others have mentioned, does work with these, but not always. I normally give her pills in velveeta cheese slices (softer and gooshier than other brands), but it doesn't work as well with these. It's probably a bad method to "tease" her into eating them, but it works. I then always praise her like crazy and sometimes give her one of her favorite treats afterwards. My dog doesn't like them at all, but they have really been helping her. I break them in fourths, and then act like either a toy or I am going to get it. She gets protective and eats them so that we don't get them. I tried putting them in her food, even broken in small pieces, and she was still able to pick them out. Cream cheese, as others have mentioned, does work with these, but not always. I normally give her pills in velveeta cheese slices (softer and gooshier than other brands), but it doesn't work as well with these. It's probably a bad method to "tease" her into eating... » Read More My dog doesn't like them at all, but they have really been helping her. I break them in fourths, and then act like either a toy or I am going to get it. She gets protective and eats them so that we don't get them. I tried putting them in her food, even broken in small pieces, and she was still able to pick them out. Cream cheese, as others have mentioned, does work with these, but not always. I normally give her pills in velveeta cheese slices (softer and gooshier than other brands), but it doesn't work as well with these. It's probably a bad method to "tease" her into eating them, but it works. I then always praise her like crazy and sometimes give her one of her favorite treats afterwards. « Show Less
749470
I don't think these chews are flavored. They look and smell just like those regular rawhide chews...
491132
We use Lean Treats, I think that is what they are called. They are soft and malleable, allowing me to squeeze them a bit so they fell out easily. Takes a bit of effort though. Quite a lot of fun for our dog.
136635
It's all about the Dog's Taste. My dog happens to Love Peanut Butter. He's not crazy about Bacon or Liver or whichever other flavored treats out there... And sometimes it takes awhile for some pets to warm up to new things.... I also broke the treat up, if that helps you w/an idea to try.... Funny thing about my dog (who happens to be a medium size) When I give him a whole treat while we happen to be in the park, he bury's it . They don't bother my dogs digestion and I do trust "Newman's Own" It's Why I give Onyx the Newman Brand Pet Treats. And it all goes to charity as well.
1149104
They aren't yummy treats, but I wrap them in lunch meat or stick them on a chicken strip with a little peanut butter and one dog gobbles them up. The other dog is a little more challenging, but it never comes down to shoving it down his throat. It's worth any trouble because they are pain free and moving better.
672697
My dog enjoyed them as a treat but I saw no difference in her behavior' Expensive treat!
885134
I am not sure as I have not tried them :) But I don't think they are flavored like either, I tend to smell the Brewer's YeastSpirulina, Bee Pollen and Rosemary in the tablets. Not a negative smell, actually pleasant. My dog isn't very picky, but she loves them. Eats them as a treat after her meal.
204704
I do not believe so. Go back through the comments, read the thread of emails I exchanged with the manufacturer and make up your own mind. If you need to ask, look elsewhere for your dogs treats.
322425
They are not soft but you can break them in half. My dog will only eat them in peanut butter or mixed in her food or in pill pockets.
1512329
They are very small. Just the right sze for my Yorkie and Maltese. Try lean treats.
136633
My current dogs prefer the soft jerky/stick-style treats, they just don't like the crunchy biscuit kind, no matter what brand it is. I have had two dogs that liked the crunchy ones, but they were the kind of dog that would eat about anything anyway. I'd try the jerky/soft treats, my dogs have liked all the snack sticks from Newman's Own. (Give the ones your own dogs won't eat to your local shelter--there will surely be a dog there who would like them!)