Chicken Jerky Dog Treats, Made with 100% Real Chicken Breast, 32 oz

I have a labradoodle and a zuchon they both LOVE this jerky. I give them a little piece every night before bed. As soon as they see me take my eyeglasses off for the night they run to the bedroom for their “LPJ” (little piece of jerky).It smells just like roasted chicken and is a very nice texture. Some pieces are quite thick but it’s pretty pliable.My labradoodle weighs 65lbs and zuchon weighs 22lbs. Both are able to chew this jerky just fine.I love that the only ingredients are chicken breast, vegetable glycerin, and salt. That makes it much healthier for them than the treats full of fillers.The bag is resealable so it stays fresh!

These treats are basically the doggie equivalent of crack—in the best, healthiest way possible. I have FOUR dogs, and they all turn into polite little angels the moment I reach for the bag. Suddenly everyone’s “sitting,” “shaking,” and “doing taxes” just to get one.I’ve ordered these over 20 times—no exaggeration. I keep them in stock like they’re a pantry staple, right next to my coffee and emergency chocolate. I’ve even sent them as gifts to other dog parents, and now I’m that person known for giving gourmet jerky to dogs. Zero regrets.They're rawhide-free (hallelujah 🙌), super digestible, and made with real chicken and sweet potato—which basically makes me feel like a responsible dog mom while my fur crew snacks like royalty.Bottom line: If these ever get discontinued, I’ll be organizing a canine protest. Buy them. Your dog will love you more than bacon.

It’s a Very good treat for your dog. Very High in protein and fiber but low in fat, my little corgi loves them. It can be the best treat in the world but if your dog doesn’t like it they won’t eat it so, you’ve wasted your money on a treat they will not eat. These treats, your dog will enthusiastically munch down on till they are gone…every time.

These are big and perfect for large dogs. They are real chicken and my dog loves them. Most of the time we cut them into smaller pieces with pruning shears to make them last longer. We chose these because there are no fillers just meat. Nothing to make her itch.

My two pugs LOVE these chews--they always seem fresh and soft and very chewable--I was using them as a "bedtime treat" every night for the dogs to get them to go out for potty time and then head right for bed, where they waited eagerly for their rewards. Each would gobble down his own treat then look to see if the other pug had dropped any crumbs he could steal! Trouble is, they would be hyper for the next thirty minutes, running and jumping in and out of bed and wrestling, as if they had just eaten sugar. So I finally checked the ingredients listed on the package: Chicken, sweet potato, glycerin, sugar, sorbitol, salt, potassium sorbate. Not only is sugar added, but sweet potato and sorbitol both contain sugar. No wonder they love it so much! As a result, this is no longer to be their bedtime snack--I will use them as a treat earlier in the day and only when they have been very good. I should have read the ingredients earlier, I know, but I only became suspicious after I noticed the hyperactivity. I also plan to follow the recommendations of some other reviewers about cutting them into smaller pieces so they don't eat so much sugar all at once. They must taste wonderful, judging by how much my dogs love them, but now I know it is the sugar they love, which isn't all that good for them.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:These chicken jerky strips looked the same like the ones I used to buy, except the price was quite a bit lower. And what counts most, is, that my Westie liked them just the same.

Our fur babies LOVE these. So much so that if I even go into the kitchen, they come a runnin’ sure they are getting one. If they are in another part of the house and I whisper “treat” or they hear me pick up the bag, they appear! If you have smaller dogs they are soft enough to easily cut into smaller pieces.

My dog, a pomsky 7 months old, loves these. I either give him a whole or I use them as treat rewards. I took a pair of scissors and cut them into small pieces, store them in an airtight container and they are perfect. Saves a lot of money too because treats can be expensive.