I try to buy these twice a month because they are acceptable on a PreDiabetic diet for snacks. They are cheaper in the big jars, too.

My dog loves these animal crackers. He makes sure he looks on top of the fridge to see if there is a container up there for him

These are the worst cookies I have ever eaten! I bought them for my 14 month old grandbaby, and she doesn't even like them. Idk if they are stale or what? I wouldn't even feed them to my big dogs!

Poor animals, I'd say at least were dismembered in varying degrees. Should be called Animal Pieces vs. Animal Crackers. Taste is just okay, could be a little sweeter. Will try a different brand next time.

I bought these a while back and they were great. The ones I just purchased have different labeling and don't taste near as good. I will not be buying them anymore. Why do companies always screw with a good thing?

I am not a fan. I’ve had other brands that I enjoy eating, but these I don’t want more than a couple bites. My younger kids ate them, but my oldest daughter (6) ate a few and was done with them. I probably won’t purchase again.

IT SAYS IT HAS 11 ANIMALS BUT WE ONLY COUNTED 10. Bear Monkey Penguin Camel Kangaroo Alligator Legs manatee (tiger?) Elephant Lion Rhino SOMEONE HELP THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT

These animal crackers taste as good as any animal crackers I’ve ever tried. The crackers themselves come in fun, nicely defined, animal shapes and they keep their integrity well as even when the 5 pound container is nearing empty, there are few broken pieces or cracker crumbs. Highly recommended.

The animal crackers taste great. Seems to better deal than the Kirkland brand. However the shapes look like these animal crackers should be called mutant crackers due to crackers with no heads or heads that look like tentacles. Probably a one time QC issue that is not present in all the batches

They have no taste to them.