Are these Flavored? My small dog is so picky about food. San Diego has the worst Flea problems, I've found
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They don't have good smell. Not too bad I do not believe they are flavored. My dog gets 3 a day and she thinks they are a treat. No flea problems, but I also give her trifexis.
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I have a Maltese & she is also really picky, however she readily eats these without hesitation. Has really helped with flea problem.
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They have various grain free flavors. You might check out their website and see if your pets favorite flavor has chicken in it or not.
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There is no flavor indicated, however my very finicky Shepard/lab mix LOVES them. We use 5 different chewable pet products from Vets Best, and both our dog and cats love them all.
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Was afk for several days. Sorry. The batch I have now does not say they are flavored, I just plop on one her food and it disappears just as fast as always, so I would have to say she eats them fine. I get them from Amazon instead of the vet as cost is much lower.
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My other dog is a picky Boston Terrier mix and she likes them. They like the peanut butter flavor best. Good Luck
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My 2 dogs love these treats as well - but must admit, with all I have read, I am VERY hesitant to continue giving these to them. We have switched back to Greenies for the time being. I am sure they are like "hey wait - what happened to those delicious jerky treats mom??" But as others have mentioned, there is a lot of information (and unanswered questions) listed on the below FDA link -Like every pet owner, I love my dogs with all my heart and want to do what is the best for them and in my opinion, these treats are just not worth the possible "risk".... http://www.fda.gov/animalveterinary/safetyhealth/productsafetyinformation/ucm360951.htm
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Sorry, I just threw out the box this week or I'd check for you. I think theg are but can't guarantee it. Have you checed the Wellness website. That should tell you or give you a contact point. If not, next time I order them I'll post the info. I know my Corgi loves them and the Wellness products are good quality ingredients. I always check those.
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My dogs aren't picky eaters... I put them in his morning round of food eats them no problem....
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Yes, they are meant to be chewed. The last batch we bought did have a bit of a fishy taste to them, but it's not unbearable. We just ordered a new batch, so we'll see how they are.
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I'm not sure, I'll have to look at the ingredients on the bag when I get home. I think I'll donate the food to our local dog shelter. My dog just immediately turned his nose up at this flavor.
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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
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I have purchased these Chimes Orange Ginger Chews several times. They are by far the best ginger candy I have found. They have a very mild spicy taste compared to Gin-Gin chewy candy. Maybe 10% and the orange flavor works well with ginger flavor. I hope that helps.
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I don't think these chews are flavored. They look and smell just like those regular rawhide chews...
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These are beef flavored. None of my dogs will eat one "as is", I have to put into food. As these are a bit acidic having the dog take with food is ideal. These easily can be rubbed in fingers and broken up.
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No they are not odorless but not a real strong order. I have bought bully sticks before for my sherperd / sheltie mix but these she doesn't touch just leaves it for days and before with others she would eat them in 1/2 hr. Just wanted to also let you know that. Donna
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I honestly don't think it matters at all. My dog loves both flavors and licks every biscuit before he eats them. He knows the flavors, and I cannot discern the difference at all, not that I've tried...
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they just smell like a normal dog treat, I didn't notice much difference in my dogs behavior but she is wound pretty tight, and she would at least eat them, other ones I tried she wouldn't touch