Canine Craving Duck Chew - Whole Wings Dog Chew Treat - 2 Pieces

Our dogs were happy eating it. Even my very very picky dog loved it

My GSD loves it । It keeps his teeth clean। Keep him engaged for long time ।

Any bone given to dog has to be under supervision..that in mind I have to say this beef bone is my adult lab retrievers best chewy..It helped remove tartar which was so difficult to get rid of ... it helped him keep busy and he loves it ..when u realize its chipped or sharpbi immediately get rid of .Thanks to Amazon for on time delivery and well packed .Thanks to heads up for tails for this product ..keep it up .For pet owners just blot the excess grease n give it .. its been more than a year n Happy customer

I had purchased this after seeing on internet however it did not came upto Mark...it's a very small product not even worthy for 250 pp also my boy vomited all bone small pieces after 1 days of eating so not sure how risiky it was for his health..Also in package it's written you can put the bone back after chewing however it stinks next time u open and whole room will be rotten smell .I will stop also Sugget everyone not to take risk on this product with you dog 🐕

I have an one year old, very active Labrador. This bone helps a lot for him to stay active by his instincts and satisfied also. It takes 3-4 days to finish one of the bones. Effective and economic, as most of the high valued treats fro dogs are super expensive.To note: If your dog is trained to eat his/her food in their own place, you will also feel happy about this treat, Other wise you will end up smelling beef throughout the house.

The media could not be loaded.  My puppy(3 months and above) started getting itchy teeth… so I got him this.. he’s been playing with it all day long

I tried this for my two indies. The bones are very greasy. I was expecting them to be drier and more dehydrated. That was not the biggest downside though. My older indie splintered the bone in less than 15 minutes. And it was a very sharp splinter which if swallowed could be fatal. Yes, we all give chew toys to dogs under supervision but sometimes there is that split second of a difference between you acting to get a splinter out of your dog's mouth and him/her swallowing it down. Trust me it is not easy especially when the dog sees your actions as you trying to take away the treats and so does not cooperate.

Worthwhile treat